Mind and Nature: A Necessary Unity

by Gregory Bateson

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A good book but Bateson was a Romantic humanist, and tended to flights of fantasy. (

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BraveKelso | Dec 20, 2009 |

Gregory Bateson is to be sipped, not devoured. The years to come will find his thoughts catalyzing the common human consciousness up over the precipice to its next plateau. Read Bateson for the meat he adds to your soup. Just read him and enjoy the twist to your knowledge base and little realizations encountered with conversations yet to be.

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