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Boundaries

July 08, 2011

If you want to understand something, you have to look at its edge. It’s the boundaries of things that define them. The borders of a country allow us to recognize its shape on a map. The contours of a loved one’s face are what trigger our hearts to skip a beat.

There is a simple boundary to the human experience, the radius of the planet we call home. And every time we break it, we redefine what it means to be us.

I witnessed this today, as I watched four astronauts leave this planet on a pillar of fire. As they pushed out the edge of what it means to be human, I got a tiny bit closer to understanding.

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