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Psychology Today Magazine
January 1995
Apologies can restore relationships--but there's a right way and a wrong way to do them.
Timothy Leary, the bad boy of American psychology talks about his use of drugs in the Sixties, the power to control brain-change drugs, his autobiography, death and other things.
There's a limit to how much intimacy you can tolerate.
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