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Somebody's Unicorn

Gregory Pohl
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
SALK

About

There are people who fit cleanly into the world as it is built. And there are people who don't.

Some people fit cleanly into the world as it's built.You never quite did.Somebody's Unicorn is a diagnosis, a vocabulary, and a field guide for the cross-domain thinker - the person whose capability keeps exceeding the available frame. The one who sees patterns before they're named. The one who has always been told, in one way or another, to get smaller.

This book is not about becoming something new. It's about recognizing what you already are - and understanding why the existing categories were never built to hold it.

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