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After falling violently on a sidewalk and finding himself facedown in his own blood, paleontologist and philosopher Loren Eiseley addresses not the gathering crowd but the cells dying on the hot pavement: "Oh, don't go. I'm sorry, I've done for you." In that moment of dizzying...
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A mother's anguish over delaying her newborn's emergency care-a delay of just hours that still haunted her years...
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After falling violently on a sidewalk and finding himself facedown in his own blood, paleontologist and philosopher...
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When sculptor Eva Hesse found herself paralyzed by self-doubt and creative block in 1965, her friend Sol LeWitt wrote...
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Sometimes the most elegant solutions emerge from unlikely pairings -- in this case, discarded car battery acid...
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Gene Kranz wrote his high school thesis on how humans would land on the Moon, never imagining he would become the...
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When NASA needed to understand how weightlessness affected the human body in the late 1950s, every test subject...