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Everything in Its Place by Oliver Sacks — WisdomDeck honest review
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Everything in Its Place

by Oliver Sacks

Posthumous essays: swimming, ferns, asylums, dementia, libraries. Sacks's curiosity in miscellany.

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  1. Curiosity everywhere.
  2. Observe with love.
  3. Everything has its place.

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