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I no longer remember where I first found the perspective I am about to share, but I do know that it wasnt my own work, so Ill honor its creator anonymously. The idea I am referring to suggests that the first, and theoretically lowest, form of love we experience is that we love someone else
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The 1960s captured my imagination with the onset of space exploration and sending man to the moon. I was on a NASA mailing list, and soon after the latest Apollo missions received reports filled with stunning space images and facts. An Apollo 8 mission image, the earthrise gave me an impressive sense of scale of