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- How an Octopus Tastes with its Limbs
- Links 30 October 2020
- The Perils of Stripping away Illusion
- The History of Parenting Advice:
- Swordfish Swords
- Giving Money to Homeless People
- In a Pandemic, Sleazy Business as Usual
- The Right to Repair
- The Most Wonderful and Unexplained Events and Cata...
- Kevin Drum Says American Democracy is Fine
- More Fall
- The Trumpification of One Small Town
- Something Strange: Plastic Bag Sculptures by Khali...
- Manassas Burial Pit Follow-Up
- Issues that Divide Republicans
- Links 23 October 2020
- Shakespeare, "In Defiance of Time"
- More on 5G Not Living Up to the Hype
- An Experiment in Covid-19 Antibodies and Resistance
- How New is Our Problem with Conspiracy Theories?
- A Boogaloo Speaks
- Americans and Politics
- Operation Fantasia
- Mutual Fear
- Franklinia alatamaha
- In Mexico, the Godfather was the Defense Minister
- Links 16 October 2020
- Gravilliers and Frankish Gaul
- Cory Doctorow Wonders about the Impact of his Fiction
- The New Economics of Art
- From an Interview with Louise Glück
- Uluburun Shipwreck
- Why Love?
- Louise Glück, "Averno"
- The Hermit of Broo
- A Pagan Temple from 8th-century Norway
- Links 9 October 2020
- The Michigan Apocalypse
- Anonymity Doesn't Eliminate the Gender Wage Gap
- Camilla Townsend, "Fifth Sun: a New History of the...
- Americans and Politics
- RIP Coraline
- Are the Earnings of Men with Children starting to ...
- The New Museum and the Problem with "Scrappy" Inst...
- Near Death Awareness
- The Monuments Project
- In America, Everyone is Divided
- Faces IV
- Bertolt Brecht, from "To Those Born After"
- Modern Education
- Eighteen Quasars
- Links 2 October 2020
- Meet Stan
- Juan Pablo Salinas Teruel, Imagining the 18th Century
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- John Bedell is an archaeologist, historian, and father of five living in Maryland. He has self-published two novels and is writing a third.
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