This week, we're bringing you pieces in which writers recall their most vivid and unforgettable experiences.
This week, we're bringing you pieces about the comedians who are helping us to understand and survive the chaos.
This week, we're bringing you pieces that explore those inner lives, showing us childhood from the inside.
If the aim of such an edition was to arouse intellectual curiosity, it is reached, and what you will find will not disappoint you: Pieces will find place, and you will actually have a taste of The Joy of Science.
They are the people that brought you pieces such as the Titanic DNA (with metal from the actual titanic), and the Moon Dust DNA (with yea… real dust the from moon and metal from spare parts of the Apollo XI).
Hey you pieces of shit at @TSA next time you assholes feel the need to go thru my mother's ashes for no reason, make sure you close it back so her remains aren't spilled on all my clothes... the least you pieces of garbage can do is your fucking job pic.twitter.com/GcJDMXvWfO.
