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🌿 the quiet side of liberatory work
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June 2026 | issue #8 Reader, i was lucky enough to travel extensively within my country during my formative years. every year, for as long as i can remember, i travelled during the summer with my parents. always to the interior, as a contrast to my upbringing in an urban, traffic-heavy city of eight million people. as i got older, my dad began bringing me along on some of his work trips. he is an engineer who specializes in renewable energy and weatherization projects for poor, rural, and...
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