In The New York Times today, a notice for Madeleine George's new play contains this sentence
In multiple plotlines, the play examines the fear of depending on another person and the allure of using machines to meet emotional needs.
I feel so out of touch.
You have no idea how important your arm is until you can't use it http://t.co/t4IlXFkNAw
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"Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm" - Ralph Waldo Emerson #Toastmasters #WhereLeadersAreMade
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"A man can succeed at almost anything for which he has unlimited enthusiasm." Charles Schwab
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#OnThisDay in 1819 George Eliot was born. Middlemarch provides our earliest recorded example of the phrase 'what the hell'.
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“Reasonable liberty permits the mind to soar — slavery makes it creep.” Voltaire on censorship http://t.co/WkYkEhvUlO #HappyBirthdayVoltaire
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