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Here is a special bonus punishment treat for Mindscape listeners: an interview of me, by David Zierler of the American
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Welcome to the third annual Mindscape Holiday Message! Just a chance for me to be a little more chatty and
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Erwin Schrödinger’s famous book What Is Life? highlighted the connections between physics, and thermodynamics in particular, and the nature of
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