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Rokurokubi: Long Necks and Flying Heads

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By Michael Foster
| nippon.com
Cultural Snapshots Guideto Japan Culture Rokurokubi are strange creatures that look like people, usually women, but have heads that can travel far from their bodies, either at the end of massively long necks or by entirely separating and flying away.
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The Before and the After

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By Michael Foster
| The Aquila Report Verified
When the world caves in, will you still believe? Will you remember that the gospel is good news because the world is full of bad news? Will you admit that beneath your strength runs a current of weakness that only grace can hold? About two years ago, my mom went in for what they said would be a routine surgery. It wasn’t. The instruments were contaminated. She got an infection in her brain, and it tore through her like fire through dry grass.
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Where to Get the Right Information

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By Michael Foster
| Medium
Several years ago a friend asked me a simple question, “where can I go to get the right information?” I thought I had a simple answer, and tried to give one — but its invalidity quickly revealed itself. The bar for certainty, I realized, was far higher than I had assumed. In short, there is a very small set of things we can ever be fully certain of.
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