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Quote by Soraj Hongladarom
It must be Spinoza. Topic: Grinding lenses and human blessedness.
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The statement points to Spinoza and names two connected subjects: grinding lenses and human blessedness. It places a hands-on activity beside a question about human well-being or fulfillment. Because the wording is brief and fragmentary, it identifies the topic more clearly than it explains the exact relationship between these subjects.
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- Blog of the APA — “APA Member Interview: Soraj Hongladarom”
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- Official Statement
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