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- Humans of Science interview (4 January 2017); Complete sentence from his answer about public understanding and excitement in science; full original interview read, distinct from edited pullquote. Local cache is selected original web context; direct response was a browser challenge, excluded from evi
- Humans of Science interview (4 January 2017)
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