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The Limits of Imagination

I want, I want! I WANT!” “Well, you can’t have! YOU can’t HAVE! YOU CAN’T HAVE!

Posted byAntonio Dias05/10/201105/11/2011Posted inCreativity, Critique of CultureTags:Barbara Tuchman, Battle of the Somme, Civilization, Creativity, Critique of Culture, Dark Mountain, Empathy, Enormity, Fear, Futility, History, Hubris, Humility, On Sanity, The Fabric of Being, The Guns of August, The Plenitude of Being, Uncivilization, Value, Vulnerability, War, Warfare and Conflict, White Man's Burden8 Comments on The Limits of Imagination

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