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• Man and Machine
Combining the power of the human mind with automation tools
By Jonathan Kohl

I like to walk to work. I enjoy the scenery, the exercise, and the time to think about problems I'm working on. Some of my best ideas come from these walks -away from the computer, out in the fresh air. Many of these ideas are triggered by observations that lead me to creative solutions.

But walking can be slow, and I can be thrown off schedule if I stop to watch wildlife or the enjoy a sunrise over the mountains. So, when I'm in a hurry, I use an alternate form of transportation. A bus or train trip still involves some walking, but if I need to get to a meeting on time, I can get there much more quickly than if I walked the entire way....

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