But only if we try.
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-Jonas Salk
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me, Michael Tobis Ph.D., a.k.a. "mt"
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1 comment:
Pretty awesome.
I am dismayed by one of the comments on that page:
"With all that's going wrong in the world, it's good to have a reminder, once in a while, what we, human beings, can accomplish when we're at our best."
It really saddens me that people think this way. There are so many amazing good things, and so many improvements in our world that go on all around us and we just take them for granted and expect the next thing- with no appreciation.
I can't think of any time in the past I would rather live. Why so much gloom?
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