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- Newsflash: The Center of the Galaxy Tastes Like Raspberries
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- July 2008
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Obsession Lesson
Apr 29, 2009The Fruit Hunters is about some very obsessed people who are also really interesting and brilliant. A new book claims that we’re all obsessed. Read more about the positive side of obsession here. It’s an interview with Lennard Davis (PS. I’m obsessed with the spelling of his first name), author of Obsession: A History.
“Madness used to be only for the few, but now it’s for the many. Everybody is a little crazy… It’s understood that to be modern, to be contemporary, means you are partially insane…”