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True knowledge begins when you stop naming and start observing. Richard Feynman’s father taught him this lesson with one simple bird: A brown-throated thrush lands. His dad asks: “Do you know what that bird is?” “It’s a brown-throated thrush,” young Richard answers. Then his father lists the names in...

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