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"For the current [essay] contest, [the topic] is "The Nature of Time," including, but not limited to, the arrow of time; the emergence of time in quantum gravity; time, free will and determinism; time travel; the beginning or ending of time; and timelessness."
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"A scientific life lived in short breaths, one publication at a time, until it's too late, and no one can even understand what you are doing. "
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Enter your blog address, and this site will analyze the text to determine your Myers-Briggs personality type. I'm evidently a mechanic, for whatever that's worth.
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How do you acquire the experience you need to land a job at a small liberal arts college?
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I am also a mechanic. Which should give me some cred around you experimental physics types.