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9: Can’t You Just Say What the ‘Content’ Is?? →

2017.09.25
- 45 min -
Joe Buhlig
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Drew thinks “content” is a dirty word. Joe thinks giving two hours every week to pondering questions seems like a whole lot of time. Also, more conversation on space for silence.

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