Gone Incognita
Gone Incognita, Sam IllingworthWelcome to Antarctica! We'll explore life on the ice through oral histories, anecdotes, archives, book reviews, artifacts, and, yes, conspiracy theories --- with some science thrown in. Bundle up!
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Welcome to Antarctica! We'll explore life on the ice through oral histories, anecdotes, archives, book reviews, and, yes, conspiracy theories --- with some science thrown in. Bundle up!
Professor & poet in Edinburgh who writes Slow AI, to help reflect and stop accelerating into the void. I reply to every comment.
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