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Truth does not repair everything by itself. But without truth, repair has no place to begin. Nothing can be corrected...
Read Article The Fog of Complexity: How Complicated Language Can Hide Simple Truth
Complexity can help us see reality more accurately. But false complexity creates fog around what should have been named clearly.
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