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For most of human history, to be fully human has meant to be??
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For most of human history, to be fully human has meant to be??

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become fully human is to let down the barriers, to open up. And to discover that every person is beautiful. Under all the jobs they're doing, their responsibilities, there is you.

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So to be fully human is the development of the heart and the head, and then we can become one.

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