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The largely hidden key to the symbolic world is time indeed it is at the origin of human symbolic activity. Time thus occasions the first alienation, the route away from aboriginal richness and wholeness.

John Zerzan

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John Zerzan
Age: 81
Born: 1943
Born: August 10
Anarchist
New Media Artist
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Salem
Oregon
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