Exoterica
Scott S NelsonEveryone says to stick to a theme to find your audience. Is no theme a theme?
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An accidental IT guy who has been a professional services Architect for the over 20 years. I also write, medititate, invest, and pontificate. I try to do everything with a sense of humor.
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