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	<title>Comments on: The School That Saved My Son</title>
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		<title>By: Antonio Amador</title>
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		<dc:creator>Antonio Amador</dc:creator>
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		<description>What a wonderful, moving and courageous story! I&#039;m sure Simon was &#039;saved&#039; on time, as he still got a whole world in front of him. I can tell Simon has a great inner light, which is usually put down in the survival-oriented go-for-the-sure-thing society. For people that rather live discreetly in the darkened world of a cave, a bright light is a threat and downright security hazard. Backed by the majority, they will do everything in their power to downplay it. This is not something that happens consciously in people - they are just playing along the given script, the given role—as I do believe people is essentially good.

And yes, there are other males out there that enjoy stuff other than just Monday Night Football or sports cars (me included), though I can understand how pressured one can be in this &#039;hi-competition-for-security&#039; society (the-best-spot-in-the-cage  contest).</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What a wonderful, moving and courageous story! I&#8217;m sure Simon was &#8217;saved&#8217; on time, as he still got a whole world in front of him. I can tell Simon has a great inner light, which is usually put down in the survival-oriented go-for-the-sure-thing society. For people that rather live discreetly in the darkened world of a cave, a bright light is a threat and downright security hazard. Backed by the majority, they will do everything in their power to downplay it. This is not something that happens consciously in people &#8211; they are just playing along the given script, the given role—as I do believe people is essentially good.</p>
<p>And yes, there are other males out there that enjoy stuff other than just Monday Night Football or sports cars (me included), though I can understand how pressured one can be in this &#8216;hi-competition-for-security&#8217; society (the-best-spot-in-the-cage  contest).</p>
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