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Michael Moss Investigates How Junk Food is Engineered to Be Addictive Sat, 23 Feb 13, 7:30am
When we consider the field of engineering, the images that come to mind run the gamut from airplanes to bridges to 3D printers. Yet we rarely think about how the processed food we consume has been designed with the same amount...
Friday Funny – an inconvenient lesson from 60 years ago Fri, 24 Feb 12, 8:00pm
Someone, I can’t recall who, sent me a link to this over a week ago before Fakegate exploded. I’ve had it open in my browser since. Published in 1951, it seems prescient as we look at the global warming affair...
Kevin Van Aelst Photographs Ordinary Objects in an Extraordinary Way Wed, 9 Feb 11, 8:34am
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