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Dedicated to the proposition that although all people are created equal, our presuppositions about them influences our perceptions--our imagination gets mixed in with the truth. "Forging" means not only striving to create something, but also, sometimes, creating something that is "not quite true."
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- My buddy John Muir
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- The Wisest Professor of All-Peter Schickele
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-Things I Imagine to be Excellent-
- 01. WRITERS of GREAT GREAT STUFF
- 02. --Orson Scott Card
- 03. --Dean Koontz
- 04. --P. G. Wodehouse
- 05. --George Eliot
- 06. --Thomas Hardy
- 07.--Charles Dickens
- 08. --J. R. R. Tolkein
- 09. PARODISTS
- 10. --"Weird Al" Yankovic
- 11. --P.D.Q. Bach
- 13. --Stan Freberg
- 14. --Spike Jones
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