Learning how things work is like unlocking a secret. Know what’s even better? Learning how to. One of the earliest examples of someone showing off their knowledge was way back in 1569, when English author Leonard Mascall translated a French Benedictine’s tree-planting tips. While we’re not going to dispense with the horticulture tips this week, [...]
Learning how things work is like unlocking a secret. Know what’s even better? Learning how to. One of the earliest examples of someone showing off their knowledge was way back in 1569, when English author Leonard Mascall translated a French Benedictine’s tree-planting tips. While we’re not going to dispense with the horticulture tips this week, [...]
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