| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - This finding will comfort those who have never been able to agree with such writers as C. S. Lewis, Erich Fromm or M. Scott Peck, who think it inevitable -- or, for Lewis, even desirable -- that romance and passion metamorphose into a steady, sober, everyday kind of love. (The compensation, they argue, is that one can then direct one's primary energies to other things: careers, friendships, improv
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