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  1. John Harris here: one of the better ones, I would say. He does at least see that it’s incredibly shit and bordering on intolerable, but the idea that he personally should say anything against it, that he should stand up and be counted? Completely insane, why would you ever join the dirty hippies.

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  2. @peculiarjulia@me.dmMastodon

    "My son, my brother and my friend Are shades I follow in my dreams. They offer me swift glancing gleams, Of all that is, not all that seems..." Those blue remembered hills by John E Marks medium.com/lit-up/those-blue-r… #poetry #loss and a side of #music in the Lit Up press #litpub & #poetrycommunity

    medium.com Those blue remembered hills

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  3. The Former NFL Lineman Who Solved a Decades-Old Math Problem John Urschel gave up his career with the Baltimore Ravens to study math at MIT www.wsj.com/sports/footb...

    wsj.com The Former NFL Lineman Who Solved a Decades-Old Math Problem

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