But Who Am I to Say
Martin KoptaBrief reflections on the events of ordinary life. Written in plain English for 6th grade.
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Every Task Starts Out Wrong
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Universal Tools Are Better Than Specialised Ones
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Brief reflections on the events of everyday life.
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