E.S.P. Adapt
Chris DixonAdapting to living in a world of continuous change. Eco-Socio-Psycho; writings on the Big Three, the primary perspectives. It might seem like its all random but to me it makes a sort of sense!
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I was described as a pioneer generalist, which I like. I have lived in Cymru, Wales, for nearly fifty years. I aspire to be just a gardener, which embraces everything. It may look like chaos but it all makes a strange sort of sense to me.
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