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“In the great non zero sum games of history, if you're part of the problem, then you'll likely be a victim of the solution.”

Quote by Robert Wright

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Robert Wright, born in 1957, is an accomplished journalist known for his work in politics, science, and culture. His career has spanned various fields, and he is recognized for his in-depth investigative reporting and unique analytical perspective. Wright's work often delves into complex social and philosophical issues. more

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