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This type of thing was becoming common when I lived in Oakland.
Cell phone video taken inside a #SanFrancisco Walgreens shows a man packing a garbage bag full of items while multiple people, including security filmed from feet away. Video shows him riding right past them on his bike down the aisle and out the door. https://abc7ne.ws/3vpSukK
Welcome to the dark side Sam. :-)
@SamHarrisOrg @c4chaos
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“Anything truly revolutionary is created by a few who see what is true and are willing to live according to that truth; but to discover what is true demands freedom from tradition, which means freedom from all fears.”
— Think on These Things by Krishnamurti
