Rarely Certain
Mike HindWelcome to the post-tribal struggle. Being 'right' is overrated anyway. It's not what you think, it's why you think it. Some posts about personal subjective wellbeing (not self-help shit).
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Resisting the Twitterfication of discourse and fear of nuance. Pursuing humility and either entertaining or annoying people in the process. Also expect bits about WWII as I research the unit that liberated the town where I live.
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