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This stranger, whose name I do not know, has come to my house in his travels from east or west. He asks for his passage home, and seeks our confirmation.

Common Ground, Uncommon Selves - The Cynefin Co Common Ground, Uncommon Selves Dave Snowden May 24, 2026 Sense-making This stranger, whose name I do not know, has come to my house in his travels from east or west. He asks for his passage home, and seeks our confirmation. Let us further his going, as with others in the past. For no one who comes to my house waits here long, grieving for lack of help.” Homer, Odyssey VIII (tr. A.S. Kline) In a conversation with Tyson Yunkaporta ( one of a series of yarns ) I mentioned the Welsh Not: the wooden board hung around the neck of any child caught speak

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