Crash Goes the Worldview: Why Character Transformation Requires

If imitation is the highest form of flattery, then we are constantly flattering the individuals and communities who have transmitted their “scripts” to us. But how do we change our story if we're a character in somebody else's play?

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Raising funds for fellow comedian's wheelchair-accessible transportation