What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we — Murray Shanahan
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What then am I? In the end, all we have is simply what we find, and what we can usefully say to each other about what we find is all that needs to be said. And perhaps, in the end, it's best just to sit quietly and let go of that thought too.

— Murray Shanahan
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