12.21.2008
wrongheaded science
This just in: scientists try to put beauty in a test tube and come up with nothing. Maybe someday, though!
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Merry Christmas, everybody!
(I'm doing a digital impression on George Bailey and telling the whole world 'Merry Christmas'.)
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