Experiments in Living
Maria BengtsonA lapsed engineer and neuroscientist who has run away to the world of words, each week I'll send you an essay on my experiments in this laboratory we call life.
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I am a lapsed engineer and scientist who has run away to the world of words. Each week, I will send you an essay on my experiments in living well.
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