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“HOW THE HELL DO YOU GET LOVE INTO POLITICS OR COMPASSION INTO HISTORY?”[2]
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If I were to paint a picture to an outsider as to what the human society in the 21st century is like, it would be a canvas crowded with millions of people with billions of activities per person; the activities often overlapping each other but the people all looking the other way, their backs magically turned at one another. Thoughts that leave from one person would never return to them after contemplation, what returns instead would be another thread of thought from another person. A million, . . .

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    Being still and slowly working on something encodes something in our memory. It gives us time to process, to contemplate and therefore remember what we have learnt because we have figured something out in out heads. It is the same with our bodies, when our hand moves while we write or draw or play, it is learning something, giving us something to think about subconsciously. This kind of learning encodes something in our memories in a way that an individual becomes a summation of human history. This can never happen with speed. It takes time, it takes patience.
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    Being still and slowly working on something encodes something in our memory. It gives us time to process, to contemplate and therefore remember what we have learnt because we have figured something out in out heads. It is the same with our bodies, when our hand moves while we write or draw or play, it is learning something, giving us something to think about subconsciously. This kind of learning encodes something in our memories in a way that an individual becomes a summation of human history. This can never happen with speed. It takes time, it takes patience.
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    Already our first thought has now enriched itself simply by being heard.
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