“May we gain the time needed to succeed.”

— Frank R. Wallace

Keynote Address for The Neo-Tech 2003 World Summit. Pax Neo-Tech. http://www.neo-tech.com/neotech/pax-b1/a3.php

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Philosopher, author, entrepreneur 1932–2006

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