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	<title>Comments on: How many human hands</title>
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		<title>By: joshua strebel</title>
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		<dc:creator>joshua strebel</dc:creator>
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		<description>Amen Sean.  If I was to critize the general american attitude, it is that we seem to easily forget that we are not alone in this world.  The chain of connectivity that links the textile mill worker in Sri Lanka, and the CEO on wall street wearing the fine suit is much much shorter than we think.

Certainly even more so now that the world is flattening.  Do things with a purpose of serving the greater good, and it comes back to you in huge multiples.


Another deep thought for you... next time you are stuck in traffic on the freeway, try to ponder all the individual human stories of those around you. It is a world shrinking exercise.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Amen Sean.  If I was to critize the general american attitude, it is that we seem to easily forget that we are not alone in this world.  The chain of connectivity that links the textile mill worker in Sri Lanka, and the CEO on wall street wearing the fine suit is much much shorter than we think.</p>
<p>Certainly even more so now that the world is flattening.  Do things with a purpose of serving the greater good, and it comes back to you in huge multiples.</p>
<p>Another deep thought for you&#8230; next time you are stuck in traffic on the freeway, try to ponder all the individual human stories of those around you. It is a world shrinking exercise.</p>
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