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AI: Inspection
A work of fiction. Standard disclaimers. Adam Springer sauntered into the administration building of the marine biology field station, serene and comfortable. It was a warm, sunny summer morning on the Pacific coast of North America, and its rare fineness, … Continue reading
Amoeba’s Lorica: Right
A work of fiction. Standard disclaimers. Jerry and Zeke Weaver stood outside their wigwam, waiting, shivering slightly despite their heavy wool togas and sturdy animal-hide boots. These signs of high social status were not enough to protect them against the … Continue reading
Amoeba’s Lorica: Treading
For the general public, [19th and early 20th century] patent medicines presented an affordable and easily accessible alternative to medical care. In contrast, medical treatment by doctors was often costly, and many individuals could not afford it. Furthermore, numerous people … Continue reading
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