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Wednesday, January 08, 2014

Tomorrow! Join us? Socrates Cafe, good conversation about interesting topics. Check it out.

Each Thursday, we choose a topic at the meeting, very interesting discussion if you are interested in what others think, like to express your own thoughts.

No affiliation, but we meet at Trinity Church just across from the Brown Palace in downtown Denver, on Broadway at about 19th.

Lots of free parking, most meters in the area stop at 6 p.m. No reading assignments, we seek truth with our own lights.

No RSVP required, lots don't, but to check it out and get all the info about it, click here: RSVP

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YOLO

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