Heart of Matter: Human Activity Matters
August 22, 2023//
Computer technology extends the outreach of human activity, but it depends on a broader use of human activity and how humans will control psychic, spiritual energy needs, and powers.
Ilia Delio, Making All Things New
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La informática amplía el alcance de la actividad humana, pero eso dependerá del uso general de la actividad humana y de cómo los humanos controlen sus necesidades y sus potencialidades psíquicas y espirituales.
Ilia Delio, Making All Things New
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