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What would happen if a hair dryer with continuous power were turned on and put into an airtight 1 x 1 x 1-meter box? Well, not really. The story is apocryphal in all probability, like George Washington and the cherry tree. But it does illustrate an important fact. Who poses the greatest threat to democracy? Is it the movement that openly identifies with the symbols, goals and policies of fascist governments? Or is it the median bureaucrat at the Department of Health and Human Services? I for a while had my book displayed on my coffee table, in plain sight, so visitors could enjoy the magical book as well. Both young and old readers will be mesmerized and delighted as they thumb through Sarah Perry's fantastical world.

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If you saved a whole life’s worth of kissing and used all that suction power on one single kiss, how much suction force would that single kiss have? But it turns out that trying to thoroughly answer a stupid question can take you to some pretty interesting places.”

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They are both worshiped by nerds. They are nerd gods. In this godhead of scientific nerd entertainers also exists Bill Nye. Anyway, these are binary science artists. You either get them and love them or you don't. If you don't, well congrats, I really hope someday you will recognized what you did to our beautiful world by voting for Trump. Bastard.