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@sternbergh The Maniac

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LEX: You think plants, like when you eat them, are they screaming?
LEVIN: Probably not screaming in the way that we would be screaming. However, there's plenty of data on plants being able to do anticipation and certain kinds of memory.

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Here's my conversation with Michael Levin (@drmichaellevin) about biological robots and how to understand and control complex biological systems, including intelligent lifeforms on Earth and beyond. https://t.co/vOX3mxDDvn

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@joehagansays @tedgioia I would, too. You can read / listen to a bunch of them here -- https://t.co/d4c2uopDhO

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@ericlach I think in general they don't make movies about morning people unless you're like Rocky. And they definitely don't make movies about people reading documents.

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@SomersErin @g_e_howard North Dallas Forty is excellent

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@SomersErin https://t.co/5YA8UFqwZR

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@AlexMLeo what wonderful pictures & memories. your dad was such a gentleman, always genuine, always had something interesting to say, very funny and beloved by Bina & Walter & his many friends. love to you, your mom & your family

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I would tweet nothing but NYT obituaries if only the NYT didn't already take care of that. Here is another true gem, a graphic designer who created Beatlemania, directed a porn movie, played jazz with Charlie Watts, what a life.

https://t.co/LhdAmBS5oe

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"punk rock Dorothy Parker" -- this is a good one
https://t.co/mEwS19afG6

[cganz @mehpatrol]

The New York Times's official Wrens correspondent @HugoLindgren has an important update on the Wrens. https://t.co/OJldmM7sNa

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@F_McCullough BOSS: Richard J Daley of Chicago by Mike Royko (238 pages)

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@kitson i didn't see any of those, but my wife wrote an article or two for Plum so we have some in the house. did you work on that magazine?

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Helped my father in law Walter Bernard collect the last of his things from the building on East 32nd Street that he shared for 50 years with Milton Glaser.

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Milton and Gail both passed away last year.

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And Wall Street hates arts and crafts.

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You can find Gail Sheehy's story on the excellent longform resource @TheStacksReader https://t.co/khytflxNFy

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One lesson, I think, is that great journalism is arts and crafts, not industry.

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To fund @nymag Clay Felker had played ball with Wall Street, which stacked the deck against him in a way he did not understand.

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... but because the issue includes a riveting, deliciously biased account by Gail Sheehy of how Rupert Murdoch swindled Clay Felker out of @nymag

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Which Milton Glaser had saved not because he was a huge Bee Gees fan ...

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Among the little gems I rescued from the trash bin was this issue of @Rolling Stone from 1977