being too busy
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What is truth?
In 1883, Thomas Edison noticed a black dot that would sometimes appear inexplicably near the filament on the inside surface of one of the light bulbs he was examining. It wasn’t a scratch or a spot of soot or dust, and the problem puzzled Edison so much it kept him awake at night. He wanted Continue reading
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The Sauntering Pilgrim 