Reweaving the Rainbow
Divinations for living from the science of life. An experiment in language, wonder, and the secret wisdom of the heart by Maria Popova and Willow Defebaugh.
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We Keep Something of What We Have Lost
Words from: “This Star Just Ate a Planet, and It’s Not Done Yet” (The New York Times)
Images from: Étienne Léopold Trouvelot’s 19th-century astronomical paintings
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All You Have to Do
Words from: “These Animals Were Righties Long Before Hands Even Evolved” (The New York Times)
Images from: negative of the Argentina’s Cuevas de las Manos cave stencil
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Look for the Crack Called Love
Words from: “Turtles All the Way Down to … What Exactly?” (The New York Times)
Images from: Tortoises, Terrapins, and Turtles Drawn from Real Life by James de Carle Sowerby, illustrated by Edward Lear (1872)
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The Long Always of the Possible
Words from: “Looking for Love in the Big City? It’s Tough for Bowerbirds, Too.” (The New York Times)
Images from: Great Bowerbird by Elizabeth Gould
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We Are the Quantum Memory of Chance
Words from: “François Englert, Nobelist Who Helped Predict the ‘God Particle,’ Dies at 93” (The New York Times)
Images from: Les phénomènes de la physique, 1867
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Divinations for living from the sciences of life — an experiment in language, wonder, and the secret wisdom of the heart by Maria Popova and Willow Defebaugh.
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