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Posted by Doug Lyon on Oct. 9, 2012

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Produced in April 2012 by Doug Lyon (Lyon-He-Art) for a Practice Based Dissertation on the Digital Media Arts MA at The University of Brighton.

A film about wanting to do the right thing, but not being sure what that is.

And joining the dots between academic, political and spiritual thinking.

Read more: philosophy, education, activism

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