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Quote. Not everything has returned the way we once recognized them. Not even ourselves.

There is a jarring chord of failure. Perhaps now amplified that innervates are one's

cheery song of things. Perhaps now more than before, our optimism seemed cruel,

our post-colonial hope stashed, our efforts for justice tinned with cynicism.

It seems like things want to fall apart. Seems like we've been stolen from home.

Where do you go when things fall apart? When home has been taken away from you. When the cracks appear.

And quote. This delightful inquiry is brought to us by no other than beloved philosopher,

psychologist, professor, and poet, biookomalafi. Further wild for a spoke with bio in January of

2020, just before the world as we knew it would begin to fervently wind and unwind. We've cherished

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This course will include lectures by bio, teachings by revered guest teachers,

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