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diotima wrote:
> i'll take this opportunity to share something i just read in my new
> astronomy textbook. it's not nearly as funny as the olympic quotes,
> but it jostled my brain a bit when i read it.
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> from horizons, by michael seeds :
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> « The sky above us seems to be a great blue dome in the daytime and a
> sparkling ceiling at night. Learning to look at the sky requires that
> we begin thousands of years ago. »
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> for some reason, i feel a bit doomed.
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