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Footprints in the Wind^sm # 1904

If your eleventh generation grandfather had written a story wouldn’t you want to read? Particularly if it were addressed to you? Wouldn’t you make an effort to interpret its language and thought patterns into your own life? A story from your own life would hold the interest for your eleventh generation grandchild, or a story you make up and address to them saying “I wrote this for you.” Perhaps you ask them strategic questions.

Please pass it on.

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Finding our direction will enable us to read all these future studies without getting distracted by utopias and dystopias.

:- Doug.

We want our children to be smarter than us, just not too much.

:- Doug.

Our task for the grandchildren is to start the search which, hopefully, can never be completed. We put an irritant (or call it a new capability) under their skins, invite them to pass it on. What irritant will keep giving?

:- Doug.

Why and feel might be two keys to deeply meeting humans. Why did you choose that? How did that feel to you? In the same fashion, working together by asking for a significant act from this discovered self.

:- Doug.

Irritation or invitation: either might work.

:- Doug.