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Home » Lectures » Gaining Wisdom from the Past (Ken Kauffman)
Gaining wisdom begins with acquiring knowledge and understanding. Historical knowledge frees us from the tyranny of the past or the blindness of the present. As we value our past, we gain wisdom.
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