Can’t See? Try Magic and Knowledge Consumption

Update: 2021-09-20

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Most people who can’t see, or perhaps have a different handicap, have been told that they are inspirational or maybe amazing. Is it true or is it magic? Let’s talk about that.

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In Channel

Gus/Heather on The Productivity Plateau

2021-10-1810:10

The Great Mouse Returns

2021-10-1309:38

Gus on Love Skeptics

2021-10-0707:49

Gus Questions Those Golden Years

2021-09-3008:49

Gus/co on Smoke and Change

2021-09-2410:08

Can’t See? Try Magic and Knowledge Consumption

2021-09-2010:27

Gus on The Unfairness of Getting Old

2021-09-1907:45

Gus on What’s a Fact

2021-09-1509:24

Gus on Probably True

2021-09-1405:36

Gus on Everlasting Success

2021-09-0806:46

Gus says, “It’s Payback Time.”

2021-09-0609:57

Gus Wasn’t Really Missing

2021-09-0508:40

Who is The Witch In The Box?

2021-08-1113:05

The Perfect Pitch

2021-08-0417:14

Motion Seldom Equals Action

2021-07-2913:03

Vanity: A Not Well Hidden Virtue?

2021-07-2114:50

Just One of Those Things

2021-07-1603:20

There Be Monsters

2021-07-1410:58

A Perfect Pick

2021-07-0608:30

The 4th of July Edition

2021-07-0314:58

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Can’t See? Try Magic and Knowledge Consumption

Gary A. Crow, Ph.D.

Can’t See? Try Magic and Knowledge Consumption