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Progress Often Builds On The Past
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Antigua News Room
It has to arrive all at once, break all the rules, and prove that the old way was worthless.
The Past Is Not the EnemyPeople often treat the past like a problem to escape.
From there, progress usually follows a few familiar moves.
Progress usually demands revision.
In the end, progress often builds on the past because that is where the raw material lives.