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Another Thought

Submitted by Outlandish Josh on Thu, 2007-03-22 14:22.

Another though in terms of how this relates to what I’m talking about: for better or for worse it seems that a lot of the people like to be told what to do a lot of the time. Recognizing this often leads people to take the follow-on step of starting to tell other people what to do, which is where the problems start.

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