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Mangueira 2024 | Bateria no Desfile | Samba ao vivo – #Desfile24
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When Ancient People Changed Their Own DNA
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Riding a train until I understand hyperspheres
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Eriko Kobayashi Casts Extraordinarily Lifelike Foods From Glass in Her Hyperrealistic Sculptures | Colossal
FEBRUARY 13, 2024 KATE MOTHES All images © Eriko Kobayashi Eriko Kobayashi’s incredibly lifelike sculptures of fried eggs, bacon, and gummy bears are made from the last thing you’d want to take a bite out of. Formed entirely of glass, … Continue reading
Manhattan’s Grid, Explained
[…] Manhattan’s Grid is a defining feature of New York City’s Map, but the origins are pretty mysterious. The author of ‘The Greatest Grid’, Gerard Koeppel gives some insight. Gerards book: https://gerardkoeppel.com/city-on-a-g… Tons more info here: https://thegreatestgrid.mcny.org/ This is a … Continue reading