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Knowing "what isn't" is often more valuable than knowing "what is", when there are so many options. It can strike out an entire tree of dependent conditions, en
by zenojevski 12y ago
Knowing "what isn't" is often more valuable than knowing "what is", when there are so many options. It can strike out an entire tree of dependent conditions, enabling pursuers to focus better, with more energy and insight than before.