History a way chasing gravity like water, feeding parts something else — James Anderson, Never-Open Desert Diner

James Anderson The Never-Open Desert Diner

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History has a way of chasing gravity just like water, feeding into other parts of itself to become something else, something larger and grander, until the one pure thing it was no longer exists.

James Anderson, The Never-Open Desert Diner

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