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There's nothing wrong with looking reality square in the face. It's as unobjectionable a thing as I could imagine. There were no value judgments made, just ob
by cle 7y ago
There's nothing wrong with looking reality square in the face. It's as unobjectionable a thing as I could imagine. There were no value judgments made, just observations.
If you want to improve things (and there is much to improve), seeing things as they are is the best first step.