This is my current little project I’ve got going on, I have a huge list of scientists of various disciplines I’m slowly getting through and putting up on my Redbubble store. When I’ve finished my list I’ll start making sets to sell, but for now they are just available individually on tshirts.
I like the style of these, but there’s something about scientists with no eyes that makes me picture a very peculiar Doctor Who storyline.
Piracy’s preserving effect, while little known, is actually nothing new. Through the centuries, the tablets, scrolls, and books that people copied most often and distributed most widely survived to the present. Libraries everywhere would be devoid of Homer, Beowulf, and even The Bible without unauthorized duplication.
Provocative read on why history needs software piracy. Reminiscent of the story of how the widely pirated first edition of Arabian Nights made it one of the most influential pieces of storytelling in history. (via curiositycounts)
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RIP Amy Winehouse (1983-2011)
Berger Fountain in Loring Park. (Instagram shot by Sarah McKenzie)
The Southwest Journal did an article on the fountain in June 2002.
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