“It’s like trying to herd cats.” This is the analogy that inevitably comes up when someone endeavors to form a community of freethinkers. I had never considered the scenario in the “free world” as many of my associates, friends, and colleagues seemed to share similar sets of ideals, morals, and values. Whether we recognize it […]
“It’s like trying to herd cats.” This is the analogy that inevitably comes up when someone endeavors to form a community of freethinkers. I had never considered the scenario in the “free world” as many of my associates, friends, and colleagues seemed to share similar sets of ideals, morals, and values. Whether we recognize it
“It’s like trying to herd cats.” This is the analogy that inevitably comes up when someone endeavors to form a community of freethinkers. I had never considered the scenario in the “free world” as many of my associates, friends, and colleagues seemed to share similar sets of ideals, morals, and values. Whether we recognize it
“It’s like trying to herd cats.” This is the analogy that inevitably comes up when someone endeavors to form a community of freethinkers. I had never considered the scenario in the “free world” as many of my associates, friends, and colleagues seemed to share similar sets of ideals, morals, and values. Whether we recognize it
“It’s like trying to herd cats.” This is the analogy that inevitably comes up when someone endeavors to form a community of freethinkers. I had never considered the scenario in the “free world” as many of my associates, friends, and colleagues seemed to share similar sets of ideals, morals, and values. Whether we recognize it
“It’s like trying to herd cats.” This is the analogy that inevitably comes up when someone endeavors to form a community of freethinkers. I had never considered the scenario in the “free world” as many of my associates, friends, and colleagues seemed to share similar sets of ideals, morals, and values. Whether we recognize it
“It’s like trying to herd cats.” This is the analogy that inevitably comes up when someone endeavors to form a community of freethinkers. I had never considered the scenario in the “free world” as many of my associates, friends, and colleagues seemed to share similar sets of ideals, morals, and values. Whether we recognize it
“It’s like trying to herd cats.” This is the analogy that inevitably comes up when someone endeavors to form a community of freethinkers. I had never considered the scenario in the “free world” as many of my associates, friends, and colleagues seemed to share similar sets of ideals, morals, and values. Whether we recognize it
“It’s like trying to herd cats.” This is the analogy that inevitably comes up when someone endeavors to form a community of freethinkers. I had never considered the scenario in the “free world” as many of my associates, friends, and colleagues seemed to share similar sets of ideals, morals, and values. Whether we recognize it
“It’s like trying to herd cats.” This is the analogy that inevitably comes up when someone endeavors to form a community of freethinkers. I had never considered the scenario in the “free world” as many of my associates, friends, and colleagues seemed to share similar sets of ideals, morals, and values. Whether we recognize it
