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6/14/2022
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Nobel Gene
When even great minds have black holes In the things that they know, do not scroll Nobel Gene By Sylvia Bishop – 14 Jun 2022 – View online → Ontological Inadequacies Of The Word Gene Evelyn Fox Keller
6/13/2022
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Growl Everything
There are various ways to say "Yes": You can growl, squeak, pronounce with finesse. Growl Everything By Sylvia Bishop – 13 Jun 2022 – View online → The Everything Virus Jon Allsop | CJR | 9th
6/12/2022
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Quantum Growth
On Sundays, Browser readers receive a special edition with puzzles, poems, books, charts, music and more Quantum Growth By Sylvia Bishop – 12 Jun 2022 – View online → On Sundays, Browser readers
6/11/2022
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Future Wins
Tomorrow's a bigger today. Today we've sent two reads your way... Future Wins By Sylvia Bishop – 11 Jun 2022 – View online → What If Ukraine Wins? Liana Fix and Michael Kimmage | Foreign
6/10/2022
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Dinner Goal
The Autocrat At The Dinner Table Gabriel Kuhl | In Medias Res | 6th June 2022 Notes on a state dinner given by Czar Vasili III of Muscovy in 1526, drawn from the diaries of a Habsburg diplomat,
6/9/2022
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Knowledge Alone
If lonely, then first, sleep outdoors; Then read, greeting new minds with yours. Knowledge Alone By Sylvia Bishop – 09 Jun 2022 – View online → Theory Of Knowledge Jess Zimmerman | Catapult | 3rd June
6/8/2022
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Broken Ognosia
Does digital choice o'erwhelm?Then let Browser eds. take the helm Broken Ognosia By Sylvia Bishop – 08 Jun 2022 – View online → To The Broken Hearted Nest Observer Kaeli Swift | Corvid Research |
6/7/2022
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Kilogram Grouse
To make a kg standardiser Required a mind bold and far wiser Kilogram Grouse By Sylvia Bishop – 07 Jun 2022 – View online → The Kilogram Jeremy Bernstein | Inference Review | 3rd June 2022 Primer on
6/6/2022
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Washington Eyes
Washington's Hidden History Fred Litwin | Quillette | 31st May 2022 Action-packed review of Jamie Kirchick's book, Secret City, about the lives of gay American politicians and bureaucrats
6/5/2022
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The Sunday Supplement
The best writing is timeless; The Browser brings you timeless writing that outshines the latest news of the day. The Sunday Supplement By Uri Bram – 05 Jun 2022 – View online → On Sundays, Browser
6/4/2022
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Brief Books
Derek's read books by the hundred, But still words are out there left unread. Brief Books By Sylvia Bishop – 04 Jun 2022 – View online → Melody And Melodrama Emma Fergusson | Bright Wall/Dark Room
6/4/2022
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Goodbye Polygamy
Having multiple wives is contested;But multiple reads can't be bested. Goodbye Polygamy By Sylvia Bishop – 03 Jun 2022 – View online → Goodbye To The Vikings Alex Woolf | History Today | 2nd June
6/2/2022
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Temporal Endings
Temporal Belonging Lauren Collee | Real Life | 1st June 2022 The digital age requires a new concept of time, uncoupled from the presumption that there is "a static, natural relationship to time,
6/1/2022
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Words And Music
Friends of the Browser receive a weekly letter from our editor, Robert Cottrell - as well as the full Browser subscription, plus extra goodies. Sample this week's letter below... Words And Music By
5/31/2022
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Cold Land
Spend your time on reads That are flowers, not weeds! Cold Land By Sylvia Bishop – 31 May 2022 – View online → The Watch That Came In From The Cold Cole Pennington | Hodinkee | 14th November 2019 A
5/30/2022
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Greek Quartet
Your freedom to read what you will Can fall short of the power too, still. Greek Quartet By Sylvia Bishop – 30 May 2022 – View online → Shakespeare's Greek And Latin Tom Moran | Antigone | 26th May
5/29/2022
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Excarnation Portrait
On Sundays, Browser readers receive a special edition with puzzles, poems, books, charts, music and more – here's a little taste of this week's edition. Image Of The Week Portrait of Charlotte
5/27/2022
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Look Stupid
New Look, Same Great Look Kim Beil | Lapham's Quarterly | 16th May 2022 The rise of colour photography in the mid-20th century turned long-running scientific and philosophical debates about visual
5/26/2022
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Writing Memory
The Evolution Of Writing Piers Kelly | Sapiens | 19th May 2022 Vai, one of about 30 indigenous languages of Liberia, had no written form until 1833. Then, a man who had never learned to read or write
5/25/2022
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Darwinian Church
Churched Maria Farrell | Lunate | 24th January 2022 Short story told from the perspective of an Irish immigrant in London, who finds attending Mass both a comforting link with home and a distressing