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Perception is, in essence, who we are. We are what we perceive. What we perceive defines who we are.
Frederick Lenz
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Frederick Lenz
Age: 48 †
Born: 1950
Born: February 9
Died: 1998
Died: April 12
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Entrepreneur
San Diego
California
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