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Thomas Jefferson said we need to do more to accomplish more. By doing more things in life so that we can invent more things. We can make more things around us better. By involving ourselves we can make our kids grow up with way more things to involve their selves in if we just take the time and make it better for them. Like Thomas Jefferson invented a lot he was a smart man. We need to put ourselves out there more to make new things in life. Like building new places for people less fortunate. Make new invention like a robot that does stuff for people that is in need of a nurse or someone to watch them, because they cant do things like others can. People need to get more activity. Invent things that help other people. We need to make more

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