Learning to Fly No person, ever, in the history of mankind, was born with the ability to run. At first, we’re carried everywhere because we can’t do anything ourselves. Then we manage to get up on our hands and knees and crawl around a bit, getting from here to there all by ourselves, awkward and clumsy. Next comes walking, which is a lot harder, and no more graceful, but at least we’re moving around like all the big people do.…
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