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The importance of envisioning “community” (part 3)
We cannot build what we cannot envision. Our imagination, along with our ability to form our images into words to communicate to others, are perhaps the most powerful tools that humans possess. This article in a 4-part series gives a short history of “community” — how humankind lost it, and how we might regain it.
March 1, 2010
