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JamesMarcus1 year, 8 months ago

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Glad you enjoyed it, SOTM. These roundtable interviews do pose some obstacles--there's always pressure from the other interviewers, who (understandably) want to get in their own questions. So it's hard to follow up. But luckily Morris was quite talkative and articulate.

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  gamahuche1 year, 8 months ago
  
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  I can't really picture the format but it seem like you managed to get more than your two cents in James. What I do really appreciate is this extraordinary way that we can all, even in a minimal way, be participants.
  I have no delusions that my comment on something is going to change the course of history but many aberrant things have happened in World History simply because there was no one who saw or knew or was able or willing to bear witness.
  Just one thing that makes me darn happy to be living in the present.
  
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