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Terry O'Connor

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Old bloke in Yorkshire, interested in wildlife, gardening, books, classical music, archaeology, cats. Often muddy. Born at 313ppm. Opinions my own.

Interesting, though I would point out that the work featured here builds on a considerable amount of previous research by other people.

Live Science

Brains don't always rot: Scientists may finally know how human brains have evaded decay for thousands of years www.livescience.com/chemistry/br...

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Do read this - a bleak tale beautifully told.

Lisa DeBruine

Today is the only day you can experience Ray Bradbury’s “There Will Come Soft Rains” on the day it is set. Audio: archive.org/details/brad... PDF: thephilosopher.net/bredberi/wp-...

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Here's some pro advice that could be helpfully applied to scientific papers and reports. 😉

Joanne Harris

Unsolicited writing advice, no. 47: Here's an experiment to try: Take a paragraph of your WIP. Highlight the most important word in each sentence. Now try rewriting with the important words at the very end of the sentences. Look at the difference it makes each way, and the way it affects emphasis.

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Just heard that Rod Liddle has died, then read this. 👇👇

LF Lightning-Barugh

Whenever I hear people saying that figures who were vile in public, and actively made life worse for other people through their actions or words, were kind in private, I think that they should have applied themselves to greater consistency across all areas of their lives.

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Brutal, but makes the point.

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