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What is Home?

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By Scott Masson, Tiffany Brannan, Tom Margenau
| The Epoch Times
Commentary “Home is a name, a word, it is a strong one; stronger than magician ever spoke, or spirit ever answered to, in the strongest conjuration.” (Charles Dickens, “Martin Chuzzlewit”) In a world of GPS navigation, we tend to simplify geography into something fixed, definite, precise. The modern era is marked by skepticism toward everything, however stable and enduring, that we cannot make certain with our instruments.
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No Secret Code on Social Security Cards

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By Tom Margenau
| Creators Verified
I'm always amazed by the number of silly and outright dumb rumors about Social Security that are floating around out there. The latest one I've heard is the wackiest of them all. It would have you believe that there is a secret code on the back of Social Security cards. And if you can crack it, the Social Security Administration will send you a check for $3,500! You would think this is so preposterous that no one would believe it.
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Social Security and You: No Secret Code on Social Security Cards

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By Tom Margenau
| ArcaMax
No Secret Code on Social Security Cards I'm always amazed by the number of silly and outright dumb rumors about Social Security that are floating around out there. The latest one I've heard is the wackiest of them all. It would have you believe that there is a secret code on the back of Social Security cards. And if you can crack it, the Social Security Administration will send you a check for $3,500! You would think this is so preposterous that no one would believe it.
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