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Page 13
... future : for the past never leaves us , and the future is already here . CHAPTER TWO The Mindfulness of Man 1 : THE NEED PROLOGUE 13.
... future : for the past never leaves us , and the future is already here . CHAPTER TWO The Mindfulness of Man 1 : THE NEED PROLOGUE 13.
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... future ; whereas every organism has both its past and its potential future built into it , in terms of the life - cycle of its species ; and the bodily structure of the higher organisms makes ample provisions for the future , as in the ...
... future ; whereas every organism has both its past and its potential future built into it , in terms of the life - cycle of its species ; and the bodily structure of the higher organisms makes ample provisions for the future , as in the ...
Page 288
... future : but those who have lived during the last half century have experienced both the mechanical tri- umphs and the human terror they have generated , and we know , even better than Leonardo , by what a large factor his anticipated ...
... future : but those who have lived during the last half century have experienced both the mechanical tri- umphs and the human terror they have generated , and we know , even better than Leonardo , by what a large factor his anticipated ...
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PROLOGUE | 3 |
THE MINDFULNESS OF MAN | 14 |
IN THE DREAMTIME LONG AGO | 48 |
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