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Seeing and Believing
In a recent blog post, Seth Godin writes, “They say that seeing is believing. But it might be more true that believing leads to seeing. It’s often easier to discover the truth if we believe it’s there in the first … Continue reading
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Tagged Belief, Believing, Conductor in Polar Express, Eyes Albert Einstein, Jeffrey R. White, Jr., Martin Luther King, Plautus, Seeing, Seth Godin
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