The good folks at Liberate were kind enough to post my talk from last month’s conference this morning and what better way to illustrate the point(s) about compulsive self-presentation than to re-post it here:
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John Zahl says:
Mar 14, 2013
Nice job, Dave! Feels a little like the foreshadowing of a Mockingbird mega-church.
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