The Crane Bag Podcast
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info_outlineThe Crane Bag Podcast
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Does science kill what it loves? Does the biologist ask the sparrow's permission before placing a microchip on its shoulder? What world is this we live in?
info_outlineThe Crane Bag Podcast
info_outlineThe Crane Bag Podcast
info_outlineThe Crane Bag Podcast
info_outlineThe Crane Bag Podcast
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info_outlineI remember the temple beside the sea like teeth worn down by wind and rain, the sea far off and in close as the sea is always, near and far coming together in the salt-white crush of the moment. Then back on the bus, back to Athens, back to the bus stop with its orange pillars and across the busy street of cars and garbage a statue of Prometheus, haloed by all the letters of the alphabet: his gift.