Wave Theory: Using Sound Waves As A Metaphor For Present Circumstances
In the real world, waves – much like careers – will inevitably encounter boundaries, be they walls, floors, ceilings or pandemics.
September 14, 2020
In the real world, waves – much like careers – will inevitably encounter boundaries, be they walls, floors, ceilings or pandemics.
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