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Sep 19, 2020 12 min

Be the Evolution

from Creatives High Strangeness with Ken Lehnig Hosted by Ken

A creative person is open to a fluid universe and recognizes that we as humans are also fluid. It's how we as humans evolve. We are not black and white creatures. No one agrees with everything on either side of cultural issues. It is dishonest and evil to shame anyone for their beliefs , any more than someone telling a creative that what they are doing is wrong, shamming them for a choice of color. Creativity is what moves and reflects the good and bad in us and allows us to see truth in the clouded, truthful or fraudulent, aspects of culture

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