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Lockdowns Make Time Stand Still

Lockdowns Make Time Stand Still Rembrandt van Rijn Student at a table by candlelight c.1642We would by now have expected the narrative surrounding COVID19 to be simpler to understand, but it’s not. We may understand much more about the disease and everything that has to do with it, but we’re finding there is so much that has […]

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Rolling Boulders Uphill

Rolling Boulders Uphill As symbols of futility go, that of Sisyphus takes some beating. In Greek mythology, Sisyphus was captured by the gods after having freed humanity from Death. They punished him, of course: he would spend the rest of his days pushing a boulder up to the top of a mountain. Just when he […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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Olduvai II: Exodus
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