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Natural Intelligence and the Heart
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Outstanding. Fills one with hope.
This interview is absolutely outstanding. It is intelligent in the deepest sense of that word. It fills one with hope for the future of humanity, while taking a clear-eyed and steady look at the mess the world has got itself into. Listen and re-listen if you want hope to return.