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Shakespeare's sonnets continue to resonate with readers because they explore timeless themes of love, beauty, mortality, and the power of words. These 10 beautiful lines from his sonnets offer a glimpse into the profound meanings and emotions woven into his poems.
Ransweiler spoke to some of those experts for a new series called gay history. >> the lgbtq rights movement grows bigger and becomes more accepted, we're more open to interpreting the character of achilles as almost like an lgbt figure. >> yes, exactly. and this is not a stretch at all. as i said, in the ancient world, that would have been a very, very common interpretation. and you mentioned that homer at no point said that they were lovers. and the basic argument about that is that homer never says that they were lovers because they weren't. or homer never says that they were lovers because ...
And this is not a stretch at all. as i said, in the ancient world, that would have been a very, very common interpretation. and you mentioned that homer at no point said that they were lovers. and the basic argument about that is that homer never says that they were lovers because they weren't. or homer never says that they were lovers because it would have been completely obvious to everyone in the ancient world that they were. >> were you guys surprised by the reaction from the lgbt community when you first came out and said, it's clear, shakespeare was a bisexual man? >> well, the way in wh...
Decided to encode in d.n.a. a photograph of their institute a text on genetics some shakespeare's sonnets and an audio file of martin luther king's famous i have a dream speech. yeah. the challenge was to move from a computer language consisting of zeros and ones to a much more complex genetic code that involves not just two but four components the four d.n.a. molecule symbolized by the letters ac. these four elements came together at the bottom of the oceans millions of years ago to create the vocabulary of life. the famous d.n.a. double helix is certainly is a first code that ever existed on...