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Joel E. Lorentzen

Uncommonly sensible and entertaining commentary on some of the world's weirdness

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    Midwest-based, semi-retired engineer and business leader who is passionate about manufacturing and the magic of small communities. Author of "Proles - a Novel about 2084" and "Our Dinner Table".

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