And in order to have hope, you have to see the depth and the dimensions of the problem.
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- The Art of Being Creatures, On Being, June 10, 2010; updated April 16, 2020; Complete sentence in original interview transcript. Hope and ecological responsibility discussion read, not whole interview. Davis distinguishes realistic hope from foolish optimism. 21-word excerpt budget shared across ver
- The Art of Being Creatures, On Being, June 10, 2010; updated April 16, 2020
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