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"Unthought Known" - by Mark McQueen

Mark McQueen

My Substack: "All the thoughts you never see...You are always thinking...Brain is wide, the brain is deep...Oh, are you sinking? Feel the path of every day...Which road you taking? Breathing hard and making hay...Yeah, this is living." lyrics by Pearl Jam

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  • Mark McQueen

    Funder of growth companies + public service roles. Pearl Jammer. Opinions are my own; RTs ≠ endorsement. Not investment advice. Find me on Substack!

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