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04.21.10

Twain on Self-Improvement: The Progress of a Moral Purpose

Twain created a series of photographs that humorously point out what often goes through the minds of man when considering any kind of self-improvement. How often have we toyed with the idea only to conclude as Twain did, “Why bother? I’m good enough as I am.” See the series here.

Twain Photo Study

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