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Whoa.
The SOHO satellite is being inundated with so much radiation right now that it looks like it’s in a snowstorm. Cursed coronal mass ejection!
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Charles Browning, Blackface, 2005, oil on canvas, 30” x 24”
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Free exchange: The hangover
economist.comFree exchange
The hangover
America is recovering from the debt bust faster than European countries. Why?
ALMOST half a decade after the onset of the rich world’s credit bust, depressing evidence of its after-effects is visible in…
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Why Does Our Universe Have Three Dimensions?
discovery.comWhy does our universe look the way it does? In particular, why do we only experience three spatial dimensions in our universe, when superstring theory, for instance, claims that there are ten dimensions — nine spatial…
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Concordia disaster: Should a captain go down with his ship?
By Theodore Dalrymple, telegraph.co.ukCaptain Schettino abandoned his ship, but who’s to say how we would behave in a similar situation.
Courage is a virtue and heroism is admirable, but do we have a right to demand them? Which of us cannot look back on his or her own life and…
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Rick Perry: So long, pardner
E.G. | AUSTIN, economist.comAFTER observing Rick Perry at close range for the last few years, I had thought that he would be a strong candidate for the Republican presidential nomination. He’s a strong business conservative who has governed a state with a…
“Tennessee Williams saves everything up in a trunk and then sends it out to a storage place. I started off myself with trunks and the odd pieces of furniture, but then I went around shopping for something better and now I just drop everything into the same-size brown cardboard boxes that have a color patch on the side for the month of the year. I really hate nostalgia, though, so deep down I hope they all get lost and I never have to look at them again. That’s another conflict. I want to throw things right out the window as they’re handed to me, but instead I say thank you and drop them into the box-of-the-month. But my other outlook is that I really do want to save things so they can be used again someday.”
The Philosophy of Andy Warhol, page 145.
