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      <title>the way things go</title>
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      <description>![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/karljtaylor/kjt/blog/content/assets/karl-taylor_the-way-things-go.jpg) I&amp;rsquo;ve always been fascinated by the idea that with a little bit of time you can actually accomplish quite a few things on your own that really even just a few years ago would have taken either a handful of people or a lot more time than it does today.&#xA;To play around with this idea, I wanted to make a quick video using the things I could find at my desk.</description>
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