Jul 2, 2021

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The Unusual And Unnoticed Force Of The Karma Tsunami

If good attracts good and bad attracts bad, why do the pricks get away with it all the time? Or do they? Enter: the karma tsunami.

Photo by Matt Paul Catalano

A wiseman once said that what people call karma is simply common sense.

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