The Things We Hold Dear: On Idealism, Thomas More, and Personal Belongings
In a world increasingly tilted toward pragmatism, efficiency, and compromise, the idea of holding fast to principles—even when they come at great personal cost—can seem naive. Yet, for me, one of the most cherished items in my life isn’t something particularly expensive or rare. It’s a worn-out copy of Robert Bolt’s A Man for All
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