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Author Archives: gregdowney
David Graeber: anthropologist, anarchist, financial analyst*
Category: Critique, Culture, Inequality
Tagged David Graeber, debt, economic anthropology, history of money
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Getting around by sound: Human echolocation
Category: Perception, Plasticity
Tagged blindness, Daniel Kish, echolocation, flash sonar, perceptual plasticity, sensory learning
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Breakfast blues: the trouble with toast
Category: Brain, Consumption, Learning, Society
Tagged breakfast, cereal, Kellogg's, NAPLAN, Paul Mason, test scores
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