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yuck!

This post ("High Fat Foods Can Lead to Brain Scarring") from diseaseproof makes me glad to be in my nutritarian prison . It...

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How culture shaped a mathematician

"I like to connect abstract math with things that are really concrete," says Skip Garibaldi. Photo by Bryan Meltz. By Carol Clark ...
A field botanist's take on the pollen blitz

By Carol Clark The first day of spring was more like summer at Emory’s Oxford College campus, 40 minutes east of Atlanta. It was the seventh...
Proving math is good for endurance sports

Theoretical math and endurance exercise go together like paper and pencil, says Ken Ono, above. "Each activity makes me better at the o...
Metaphors activate sensory areas of brain

Regions of the brain activated by hearing textural metaphors are shown in green. Yellow and red show regions activated by sensory experience...
Nutritarian prison

I was at a meditation workshop this weekend and heard the following story: say you are looking forward to going to your favorite park to h...
Treat Day

Today I decided to celebrate as it's been 12 weeks since I ate sugar/refined foods. I didn't forbid these foods, telling myself I c...
Vacation notes

Here are some impressions, from a nutritarian perspective, of my vacation. These are rather random: manatees are nutritarians. They weig...
Best Kayaking, Best Fruit Stand

Yesterday was one of my favorite kayak rides. I had done the same route 2 years ago when I was here. On this route and a few others, you ...
Immerse yourself in a 'warm pond' of music

An artist's rendering of a young planet, similar to how Earth may have been 3.5 billion years ago. NASA/JPL CalTech/R. Hurt By Carol Cla...
Laura Finzi: A physicist's view of life

Physicist Laura Finzi runs one of a handful of labs using single-molecule techniques to study gene transcription. By Carol Clark Have you ev...