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		RodgerTheGreat 30 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Oliver Sacks put himself into his case studies – w... The New Yorker's primary editorial thrust has always been that the author is more important than the subject, and the journey is more important than having a thesis at all.

IAmBroom 20 days ago [–]

Thank you. You've just summed it up for me. <chef's kiss>

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