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As man slowly pulls himself out of that gigantic wreck and recovers consciousness, he begins to realize that speed is not necessarily progress.
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gutenberg.orgAs man slowly pulls himself out of that gigantic wreck and recovers consciousness, he begins to realize that speed is not necessarily progress.
Beck emphasizes the importance of recognizing that speed does not equate to true progress.
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