Instead of actual experiential reports, Tanaka and her team gave versions of their own. Elvi had been in… — James S. A. Corey
Instead of actual experiential reports, Tanaka and her team gave versions of their own. Elvi had been in academics long enough to recognize when someone was glossing over data and skipping straight to interpretation. It almost always meant they were avoiding something they found unpalatable.
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