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Episode 147, the new policies, part 3.

But little mouse, you are not alone, improving foresight may be in vain.

The best laid schemes of mice and men off go awry, and leave us not but grief and pain for

promise joy. From Robert Burns to a mouse.

Parted by a single stream, Jingko and Guajo, beyond a few hills, Mount

Jong-shan. Green in the spring wind, the south bank of the Yangse,

when will the bright moon light my journey home.

Wangansh's sailing past Guajow.

I think it's safe to say that all of us have loved, whether that be a person, a country, an idea, even a family pet, or a simple object.

And we all know the phrase, love makes you blind. But what happens when the thing that you love and have pledged yourself too has changed, as will sometimes happen, into something that is no longer even really recognizable as the thing that you began loving in the first place.

Maybe you recognize the change and divest yourself of that thing as something that you no longer can love. But maybe that change has

happened subtly or maybe you just don't want to see what you don't want to see about

it. Maybe love has truly made you blind of its failings.

Or maybe you've become just so invested in it. Put so much of your love and effort and time and energy into this thing that you so desperately love and cling to, that even if you do somehow recognize that perversion that's taken hold of it, you're subject to the sunk

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