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DAILY
THE MTCHTEAN DATTY
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Through
sheer
force of habit, the living,
creeping circle kept moving around the rim of
the pot--around and around, keeping the same
relentless pace for seven
days and seven nights
-~and would doubtlessly have continued longer
had it not been for sheer exhaustion and ultim
mate starvation.
Inc ide ntally,
an ample supply of food
was
close at hand and plainly visible, but it
was
....
outside the range of the
circle
so they contin-
ued along the beaten path.
They
were
following
instinct-
hait-
custom -
tradition - precedent -past experi-
ence
- standard practice
-or
whatever you
may choose to call it, but they
%were
following
it blindly.
They mistook activity for accomplish-
ment. They meant well
- but they got no place.
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