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The Thin Veneer
March 13, 2017 In my time, I’ve been in some pretty bad places. Figuratively and literally. I was raised in an affluent home, but as a young man, I traveled to an embattled Third World country because I wanted to … Continue reading →
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Tagged affluence, authoritarianism, democracy, poverty, the jungle
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