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markhoofnagle.jpg Mark Hoofnagle has a MD and PhD in physiology from the University of Virginia, and is now a general surgery resident. His interest in denialism concerns the use of denialist tactics to confuse public understanding of scientific knowledge.

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    Strange New Art Game

    Category: Wasting your time
    Posted on: October 5, 2009 9:31 PM, by Chris H

    I'm a fan of Jason Nelson's I made this. You play this. We are enemies. He's just released his newest game, Evidence of Everything Exploding, described as:

    ...Using documents, both historical and little-known from B. Gates, NASA, James Joyce, Dadaism, Neil Gaiman, Fidel Castro, the Pizza Box Patent and many others, the game explores those strange moments where history turns or doesn't, where unusual forces collide to create or topple storylines, possible futures. Complete with matchbook death rewards, strange marked up text and curious prophecies, The madness of the pages meets the madness of the game.

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    WTF? I think I have a new obsession or two.

    /shakes fist/ Darn you, Chris H! Darn you to heck!

    Posted by: Christina | October 9, 2009 4:38 PM

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