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How Much of “You” is Heredity? & Martin Cooper: The Father of the Cellphone - SYSK Choice

There is a three-letter word in the English language that holds more meanings than any other word. You’ve probably said it several times today without realizing how complex it really is. This episode begins with the surprising story behind that word. https://www.rd.com/article/mo ...  Show more

The Extraordinary Power of Solitude & Christmas Mysteries Revealed

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