Friday, 27 July 2018

encyclopedic knowledge is easy enough to come by these days but the capacity to register or appreciate the importance of that knowledge is altogether rarer; there is knowledge that exits as plentiful surface water and there are also wells that dig deeply into the world and our psyches
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