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The Future Will Be Better Tomorrow

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  29 June 2017

Robert F. Morgan
Robert F. Morgan*
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It was 2012 in Singapore. There I saw a young boy in a mall wearing this hopeful T-shirt message: “The future will be better tomorrow.” This paradox of incidental wisdom suggests that our future path can be changed and we are the artists.

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Journal of Tropical Psychology , Volume 7 , 2017 , e1
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