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History by a Hair: Thomas Jefferson, Sally Hemings & Solving a 200-Year-Old Mystery by Richard Kurin

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History by a Hair: Thomas Jefferson, Sally Hemings & Solving a 200-Year-Old Mystery by Richard Kurin
Cute! I love the regular one.
Ad on Instagram. I thought it was a colourful Death Star at first as I scrolled past…
Not sure it’s *quite* the same…
"people are anthropomorphizing LLMs because they are so astonishingly good at processing human thought and language" people will anthropomorphize a chair if you put the stitches in the right place.
Yesterday was a ‘pinch me’ bucket-list type moment - cocktails in a swim-up bar right on a dock overlooking the sea. Which is incredible - the colours!
Speaking of Pixar shorts…
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A Place Called Yellowstone: The Epic History of the World’s First National Park by Randall K. Wilson
Go, little dude!
On important crab business!
I like the name of this boat!
Tiny little crab! Straight out of a Pixar short.
the tech industry is about to invent books
Currently vacant - I could quite happily live here!
FFS… Is it really an accident anymore at this point?
Spoilsport!
never the wrong time for this classic
Exclusive: A new analysis refutes James Watson’s claim that he was the first to recognize the significance of the famed photograph 51. https://scim.ag/4rTKck8
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The Accused: How Women Faced Justice for Nazi-Era Crimes by Jessica Trisko Darden
It was pretty good! Plenty of leg room (that’s less of an issue for me but was the main reason for Alex, he’s 6”4), seats were only a little wider though. Real glassware and cutlery, food was average, but snacks and drinks whenever you want. Ice cream midway through too!
We nicked these cute little airplane salt and pepper shakes from the plane - they have ‘pinched from Virgin Atlantic’ printed on the feet, so we felt practically obliged to.