Merry Wednesday. I work at a civilized place, so I'm off tomorrow...so that means links! Science:
Religiosity vs. health, state-by-state
Ancient whale sucked mud for food
Scientists Harness Bacteria to Turn Microscopic Gears
Other:
How the status quo can kill: the example of free trade
The Case For the Millionaires Surtax
Movies win in the recession, but music is probably going to eat it
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