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The Art of Translating Science
When trying to explain complex ideas to non-experts, mere simplification may not be the most effective strategy
When trying to explain complex ideas to non-experts, mere simplification may not be the most effective strategy
As trust in experts declines, authenticity and personal connection matter more. And where does authenticity come from, anyway?
A livestock auction house in the town of Macon has more in common with an exotic African market than you might think
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