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Lizards Have Feelings Too: Reptile Consciousness and the Myth of the Triune Brain
“Reptiles and amphibians are sometimes thought of as primitive, dull, and dimwitted. In fact, of course, they can be lethally… READ MORE
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Home Rule vs. Hard Numbers: Gainesville’s GRU Referendum
Gainesville’s November 4th referendum asks voters to return Gainesville Regional Utilities (GRU) to the City Commission. Since 2023, GRU has… READ MORE
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Must Love Mustelids: Badgers, Otters, Weasels, and More
Mustelids exemplify ingenuity. These mammals form a diverse and far-flung family, ranging from tiny country weasels to tundra-traversing wolverines. They… READ MORE
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When Kant Knocked Over the Burger King by the Morgue: Where Normative Legal Reasoning Fails
Essay for A Law Students Toolkit on Coursera. 15/15 points. Professor Ayres argues that all interesting legal scholarship engages normative… READ MORE
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Three Poems: What Sinks Below, To a Mangrove, and A Fox in January
Although my preference remains with more traditional forms, it was fun to experiment in the hopes of winning a little… READ MORE
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