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Arguing Over Status (and Other Things)
In a recent post , I left off with a couple of people arguing over their perceived “Success Quotient”, and they were going at it like a couple of “squawking birdies”. There are all kinds of things which people use … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Human Nature, Humor, Intercontexting, Psychology
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