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A Dalliance Across Thought

By Paul Haedo

A collection of essays and longer pieces on philosophy, government, self-help, and human development. Bringing together work from different stages of his thinking, Haedo also acknowledges that some earlier views no longer reflect his position.

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Choose this collection if you prefer moving among several arguments rather than following one continuous narrative. Its subjects connect public life with questions of personal development.

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The essays address philosophy, government, self-help, and human development across different stages of the author’s thinking.

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The description acknowledges changes in the author’s views. A position in an older essay should not automatically be treated as a current belief.

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Author-supplied manuscript; opening selection beginning at paragraph 441. Paragraph numbering follows non-empty body paragraphs in the supplied file. © Paul Haedo. This is a short excerpt, not the complete chapter.

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Throughout the ages, the advancement of technology has led to the development and cultivation of science, research, and innovation in an effort to control the journey of man's progression. This journey became manifested in the scientist, the individual who would try to accelerate progress through the repeated experimentation and categorization of mistakes and successes. This ensured that mistakes would not be repeated, and discoveries cataloged with the exact process of attainment, so that new discoveries may be found from the old.

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