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  • September ~ 277
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  2010   (1198)

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  • April ~ 221
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  • June ~ 137
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scientific progress vs. the burrito

Having a burrito that’s roughly the size of a child’s arm for lunch will make it very difficult to engage in the relentless pursuit of science junk in the afternoon.