THOUGHTS OF THE HUMAN MAMMAL
Dan Palmer, Clyde Rathbone... capturing the views of eclectic humans
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Human 43: Lisa Curry
Lisa Curry is a comedian and TV writer based in Los Angeles. She has written for NBC, TruTV and Comedy Central, where she was a staff writer on The Jim Jefferies Show. During an 8-week tour of Europe in 2019, Lisa performed 51 shows in 9 co...
Human 42: Helen Pluckrose
“I am a 47-year-old Englishwoman who has worked mostly as a care assistant before having a stroke and using the time I was disabled to do undergraduate and post-graduate study in English literature. I have a house full of animals including ...
Human 41: Dr. Michael Shermer
“My day job is editing and publishing Skeptic magazine, but I do a few other things on the side, such as teaching a course at Chapman University called Skepticism 101: How to Think Like a Scientist, and I like to talk to people whose books ...
Human 40: Eddie Jones
Eddie Jones is the current Head Coach of England Rugby. After only a year under his guidance, Eddie’s England became the second international team in history to go an entire calendar year unbeaten and won their first Grand Slam in over a de...
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