A blog that educates while making unexpected connections on subjects ranging from science to philosophy to history to literature.
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A blog that makes unexpected connections in witty and interesting ways on subjects ranging from science to philosophy to literature. Someone told me my writing was tongue-in-cheek – given the current state of affairs, it’s tongue-in-check anyway!
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