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The Captured Thought~ North American Tour to New York and Boston~ including Convergent Minds Conference.
The tour, in addition to attending and delivering a lecture to the Convergent Minds Conference in Boston, was an opportunity to catch up with friends and colleagues. We began in New York where we met Prof. Robert Lurtz, of NYU; … Continue reading
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