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Frank Wilczek - What should be most significant to us...
What should be most significant to us are not physical artifacts, but the meaning they embody. ...whenever we create paintings, songs, poems, books, computer programs-or ideas in the minds of children-we do something of this sort. (Frank Wilczek)

What should be most significant to us are not physical artifacts, but the meaning they embody. ...whenever we create paintings, songs, poems, books, computer programs-or ideas in the minds of children-we do something of this sort.

Frank Wilczek

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