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  1. Super Bowl Sunday was a bad day to be a Chicken in America. Actually, so is any other day. Americans eat **one-million** chickens per hour.

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  2. While you’re watching… If the Football field were a timeline of the 14-billion year old Universe, with the Big Bang at one end, then at the other end, the width of a single blade of grass spans 30,000 years of human history, from Cro-Magnon to the present.

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  3. Jet flyovers get me every time.

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  4. Today is Ground Hog Day. Today is Ground Hog Day. Today is Ground Hog Day.

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  5. The should hold a second championship game - one that features only Vegetarian football players. Call it the "Salad Bowl"

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  6. It’s well known: What flat-Earthers fear most is Sphere itself

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  7. If interested, brief reflections on the Moon landing, Climate Change, God, & Artificial Intelligence. [Video: 11min]

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  8. "Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.” - Martin Luther King Jr. 1963

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  9. After all these years, if are you still mnemonically possessed by Pluto, then this may help: My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nachos

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  10. In life, if your shadow has become unreasonably large, it means the Sun has begun to set on you. [Venice Beach, California. Minutes before Sunset. January 2020]

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  11. If interested: A snippet of what's going on inside my head when I communicate with the public. [Video: 2min]

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  12. To be a Genius is to be misunderstood. But to be misunderstood is not to be a Genius.

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  13. Imagine how much more advanced society would be today if women, who comprise half the world’s brain power, were socially & intellectually enfranchised from the beginning of civilization.

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  14. You Matter. Unless you multiply yourself by the speed of light squared. Then you Energy.

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  15. Climate versus Weather… [Video: 2 min]

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  16. Overnight January 4 / 5 - Earth at Perihelion - The closest distance to the Sun in our annual elliptical (oval-shaped) orbit. If you see astrophysicists dancing in the streets, this could be why.

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  17. Not to reveal my age, but back in my day, we drew Betelgeuse bright (at Orion’s left armpit) relative to other stars in Orion.

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  18. With stellar death comes cosmic rebirth as the spewed guts enrich nearby clouds with elements of life itself — carbon nitrogen oxygen — boosting chances that the next generation of star systems borne of these clouds will spawn planets such as Earth that cradle life such as ours.

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  19. FYI: There is no cause to blame anything that happens to the star Betelgeuse on

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  20. Indeed, Betelgeuse may have already exploded — now a ghost, a "dead star walking" across the Galaxy — with the light-speed signal of its demise not yet arrived here on Earth.

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