This article by Douglas Preston in April 8 The New Yorker, alternating between hilarity and horror, shows how a paleontologist can reconstruct, almost moment by moment, the greatest disaster in the planet's history. (I found it at the aggregator site 3 Quarks Daily.) For those of us puzzling over preserving our work, and whether to publish on paper or on line, it rather puts things in perspective.
Sunday, April 14, 2019
Read all about it! The day the earth died!
Posted by Harold Henderson at 6:39 AM
Labels: 3 Quarks Daily, Douglas Preston, paleontology, preservation, publishing, The New Yorker
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