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On the Roots of Strangeness
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Gregory Freidin
God knows, exile and wandering is as old as the hills, and some of the world's greatest stories are about this Odyssey or another.
The New York Times and The City of the Sun: Notes toward a History of Forgetting
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Gregory Freidin
A history of forgetting is long overdue. I start it today with a short note prompted by recent news from Russia. The business section of The New York Times features an interesting piece by Andrew Kramer about the Russian government's push to replicate Silicon Valley by founding a new city not far from Moscow.
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