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How could simple decisions result in such catastrophes? If you had turned left instead of right on that fateful day, how different would your life be today?

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David is one of the most prolific writers you have likely NEVER read. Author of several million words within proprietary or classified Government and Commercial systems, he is now exposing himself to the sunlight on Substack.