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50 word challenge

If it takes just fifty words to show how powerfully creative the human spirit is

when working together to produce meaningful and positive things

that take us forward

in awareness for sustainable human progress

why would we need words to solve together global warming, pollution, war and all other issues?

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  1. Jean-Paul Close says:
    April 9, 2014 at 1:50 pm

    Reblogged this on Stad van Morgen and commented:

    Als 50 woorden genoeg zijn om de positief vooruitstrevende creativiteit van de mens te benadrukken, hoeveel woorden hebben we dan nog nodig om de uitdagingen van de opwarming van de Aarde, vervuiling, oorlog en andere wereldzaken met elkaar aan te pakken?

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