Reading to Simon Hunsinger
Last week’s paper edition of The Economist contained three bio-related articles that you might
enjoy. The first is a painless
discussion of how simple prokaryote cells (e.g., bacteria) may have evolved
into the more complex eukaryotic cells that make up us and nearly everything
else. The second asks you to review your
heartfelt but perhaps unreasoning distrust of GMO foods, and the third answers
that age-old human question: “Which is more complicated the brain or the
testicle?” You may have to “join” the
Economist to see these articles but don’t despair – it is easy, and free.
Here are the web addresses:
It is very cold in Bellingham these days, and my shingles
give me an excuse to stay inside and watch football.
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