Cycling

Tools

by John Sutton on July 27, 2011

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Doing a job that produces a desired outcome requires having the tools to do that job. If the tools don’t exist  they need to be invented. If proper tools are available then they should be acquired and used. How often is a desired outcome not achieved because the effort to acquire and learn the use [...]

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