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Frame Changers #135: Parable Of The Mexican Fisherman

March 13, 2015 krm716

FC #135: Gone Fishing[The parable of the Mexican fisherman delivers a really simple and important lesson on the purpose of life. A nice reminder in (Google CFO) Patrick Pichette’s resignation letter.]

East-West Disconnect, Human Nature, Self Determination

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