F. Scott Fitzgerald, in a letter to his editor written in July, 1922. He was referring to The Great Gatsby.
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F. Scott Fitzgerald, in a letter to his editor written in July, 1922. He was referring to The Great Gatsby.
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Regine Ramseier, a German artist, had the great idea to created a ‘Dandelion Ceiling.’ 2000 dandelion flowers were treated and sprayed with a gentle adhesive to fix them. The dandelions were then transported by car to a little white room where they were hung.
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—William Shakespeare, from “Sigh No More” in Much Ado About Nothing (via the-final-sentence)
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—Dante Aligheri, from “The Inferno”, translated by John Ciardi (via the-final-sentence)
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It sounds like science fiction, but researchers are gaining ground in developing mind-controlled robotic arms that could give people with paralysis or amputated limbs more independence.
The technology, known as brain-computer (or brain-machine) interface, is in its infancy as far as human…
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