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Understanding Karen*

August 07, 2020
by Caroline Miller
alien sperm, conservative white women, demential tests, Donald Trump, Jules Verne, Karen, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Sonia Saraiya, standardized test
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Recently, newscasters were making light of Donald Trump’s self-congratulatory response to a dementia test he took, mistaking it for one that measured I. Q.  Despite his confusion, I’m happy for him, and for the nation, that he passed. His niece, a clinical psychologist, has alrea
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Science, Fiction’s Handmaiden

November 26, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Armageddon, fiction inspires science, invisibility, Isaac Asimov, J. K. Rowling, Jules Verne, robots with personalitiess, submarines
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invisible hand
In Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, Jules Verne imagined deep water submarines.  In I, Robot, Isaac Asimov dreamed of machines with personalities.  J. K. Rowling envisioned an invisibility cloak in Harry Potter.  Why take note of this?  Because, so often, fiction imagines po
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