Inheritance of a Thousand Generations
Nika ScothorneThe world we inhabit today is the inheritance of a thousand generations. Here, we explore these generations in order to understand the foundations of liberalism, and what we risk losing as we turn away from enlightenment values.
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Formerly “Not a True Scotsman”, presently “Nika Scothorne”, ongoing-ly celebrating civilization, the human spirit, and the ideas that propel us forward in "Inheritance of a Thousand Generations".
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