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SciFi Q of the Day: Brain in a Bell Jar
SciFi Question of the Day: If one condition of advancement was to share an office with your predecessor’s still-living and communicating brain encased in a bell jar, would you accept the promotion? Facebook Answers Daniel Beard it depends, do they get … Continue reading
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Tagged bacon, bacon overdose, bell jar, brain, Hans Delbruck, office space, promotion
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The Hard Work of Writing
Some say The Hard Work of Writing is in the editing and revising process, taking out chunks of words that once seemed so perfectly right, and yet somehow do not belong in the finished piece. Some say The Hard Work … Continue reading →