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[ad_1] WE SHOULD REMOVE THIS ARTICLE, By Hanna Bervoets, translated by Emma Rault Hanna Bervoets’ slender, powerful new novel “We Had to Remove This Post” seems like the story of a tech workplace gone terribly wrong at first, but it quickly turns into something more puzzling and enigmatic. Acclaimed in the Netherlands, Bervoets is the …
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[ad_1] Symmetry is very common in nature. It is found wherever mirror images are repeated, such as in the right and left halves of elephants or butterflies, or in the arms of flower petals and starfish that repeat around a central point. It’s even hiding in the structures of little things like proteins and RNA. …
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[ad_1] As for love, do you need a definition of the word to experience it? “What is love?” In Barnett and Ellis’ book, a boy asks his grandmother. He picks it up and says, “You can find an answer if you go to Earth.” That’s why he goes. “Love is a fish,” says the fisherman. …
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[ad_1] I LIVE A LIFE LIKE YOUa memoryby Jan GrueTranslated by BL Crook Taking the title of Jan Grue’s memoir “I live like yours”, literally, I approached him by first constructing a mental Venn diagram and testing the accuracy of his title statement. And indeed, many areas of our lives intersect: We are both married, …
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