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Ali Hazelwood’s “The Love Hypothesis” is a Cool Prototype for Future SciCom

Let’s look at how a romance novel by a neuroscientist could pave the way for future communications Continue reading Ali Hazelwood’s “The Love Hypothesis” is a Cool Prototype for Future SciCom

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10 Books I’m Determined to Read in 2022

A list of books I’m very excited to read in 2022 Continue reading 10 Books I’m Determined to Read in 2022

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Jill Patton Walsh’s “The Green Book”and How it Became a Core Memory

I read Jill Paton Walsh’s “The Green Book” and compare the story to how it lives in my memories Continue reading Jill Patton Walsh’s “The Green Book”and How it Became a Core Memory

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