Gilgamesh
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By learning to fight, we can make a more peaceful world.
By building confidence, we become better able to choose nonviolence, since we’ll be that much more likely to feel safe.
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On sexuality: dolphins.
Where ambiguity isn’t safe, people can be only portions of themselves.
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