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"a strange living thing, indeed"

Submitted by Paul Grobstein on Sat, 02/16/2008 - 9:26am.

Nice connections, both re Moby Dick ("reaching for new possibilities and opening up new paths for inquiry") and re Sequoas/living things. Yep, no "single goal" but instead a wide ranging set of different explorations of "what ... might possibly be ... more useful" in particular situations. Maybe not ony a useful way to think about biological systems and literature but also about human cultures and individual lives as well?

 

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