Tag: Cardiff University

• Does Beauty live with Kindness?

  I don’t know how many times I’ve written about beauty, but it continues to intrigue me. Not so much about what it is -its constituent parts, its definitions, or even its historical and sociological roots- but more its ability to morph -mutate, if you will- from something that is to something that isn’t. How, in […]

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  May 13, 2020

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  Adam Smith, Aeon.co, Beauty, Cardiff University, definitions, Edmund Burke, Koine Greek, language, morality, Panos Paris, philosophy, Stendhal

• The Mom and Pop Team

  From time to time, I think we all need reassurance that we matter. That our seat at the game has not been taken by someone else. Could not be taken… Maybe that’s why we’re given names -so there’s no mistake. And if we’re not there all the time, it’s only because we sometimes have other […]

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  April 3, 2019

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  Cardiff University, epididymis, Epigenetics, genomic imprinting, Igf2 gene, Igf2r gene, male role in pregnancy, paternal genes, Phlda2 gene, procreation, Rosalind John, small RNAs, Smithsonian Magazine, sperm