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Do scientists still say Eureka when they discover something big? I hope so, since otherwise we would never know when something important is discovered.
And they still have to prove the same old same old theories, so they deserve a little fun. Especially nowadays!
But this is 1984, and words aren’t free anymore. Language is scrutinized, attacked, shamed, sued, and dissected like the poor frogs used to be. And ACLU is nowhere to be found.
Fun fact: I explain copyright infringement over here.
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ID #n2683a Caption: Someone call legal and see if we’re cleared (copyright) for shouting “Eureka!” (scientists look at complicated symbols on blackboard)
Syndicated cartoonist in the New Yorker, LA Times, Harvard Business Review, Slate, textbooks, papers. Columnist for 10 years in Psychology Today.
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Author, 2 hardcopy books, Barnes & Noble Calendar.
Set painter in studio Art Depts. Member Scriptwriters Network, script analyst.
Author, 2 hardcopy books, Barnes & Noble Calendar.
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