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shraby

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1. Without the conceptualization of ideas, they can tend to get hidden from view. By bringing them

Reply to BridgeTheGap (Original post)

Fri Jan 3, 2014, 02:02 PM

Jan 2014

to the fore where they can be discussed and the good points and bad points mulled over, the poor ideas will tend to die off into obscurity. The good ones can be developed and expanded to their full potential.
This is a good thing.

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We need to talk about TED [View all] BridgeTheGap Jan 2014 OP

Without the conceptualization of ideas, they can tend to get hidden from view. By bringing them shraby Jan 2014 #1

You and Bratton are both correct. Hissyspit Jan 2014 #3

Sturgeon's Law phantom power Jan 2014 #2

I think the reason you don't see much change is the huge inertia present in society.. Locut0s Jan 2014 #4

"middlebrow megachurch infotainment". LOL. People don't like it when you point out that the king jtuck004 Jan 2014 #5

Thanks for posting this struggle4progress Jan 2014 #6