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Science and technology have come a long way since our dark ages of scrambling to create fire. We have built our scientific knowledge up steadily and sometimes exponentially as the centuries have gone by, making our lives better, but also feeding the machine of war and causing problems. Although new innovations take great amounts of... Read more »
Back from getting vaccinated, is it fear of needles, waiting for full fda approval and they have questions and answer the questions the best i can and these are easy questions usually to answer to anybody who is being honest, honestly looking at the data. when it comes to thinking about efficacy and the pfizer study of the delta variant, t important to remember that our vaccines were not designed to be bug zappers or force fields, what they were designed to do is prevent severe disease, hospitalization and death and even if you might see decrease efficacy against the delta variant in terms of ...
My book, actually affect important policy. i went to presidential literature and saw books about first wives, first chefs, first butlers, but there was nothing about this dynamic so i thought why not write it. >> and you begin with an extraordinary pair, thomas jefferson and james madison. and the reason i find them so fascinating is this is really a case of opposites attracting. they were so different in so many ways, yet you describe this really close and deep bond that was both intellectual and personal. >> yeah. i actually think it's the most important friendship in american history in the...
Naturally to any staffer or aide. and as i write in my book actually affect important policy. i went to presidential literature and saw books about first wives, first chefs, first butlers but there was nothing about this dynamic so i thought why not write it. >> and you begin with an extraordinary pair, thomas jefferson and james madison. and the reason i find them so fascinating is this is really a case of opposites attracting. they were so different in so many ways, yet you describe this really close and deep bond that was both intellectual and personal. >> yeah. i actually think it's the mo...
Guy Brett (right) in 1966 with the artist Takis © Clay Perry, England & Co gallery, London The UK curator and writer Guy Brett, who broadened the art historical canon by producing important exhibitions and publications on key Latin American and Asian artists, has died aged 78. Born in Richmond, Yorkshire, 1942, Brett began his career as a critic at the Times where he worked from 1964 to 1975. From 1981 to 1983 he was also the visual arts editor at the London weekly magazine City Limits. His exhibition Transcontinental: Nine Latin American Artists, organised at the ...