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#TBT: Tomáš Moravec Rides the Rails of Bratislava (On a Shipping Pallet) | Vol. 3 / No. 46.4

September 15, 2016 RFB I'm Travelling So This Is Short

  Photo: Tomáš Moravec Because I’m travelling this week, I thought I’d just do a little Throwback Thursday to when artist Tomáš Moravec rode the rails in Bratislava with a basic shipping pallet and some basic wheels. […]

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Fifty Years of Star Trek | Vol. 3 / No. 45.4

September 8, 2016 RFB Throwback Thursday

By the time I was old enough to watch Star Trek, it had already been consigned to — and then rescued from — the dustbin of television history. Fifteen years off the air, it had […]

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To The Internet! | Vol. 3 / No. 8.4

December 24, 2015 RFB Throwback Thursday

Because of the impending religio-cultural holiday I’ll be participating in tomorrow and the surrounding social madness, this Thursday’s post is just a quick one. The Israel Antiquities Authority has announced that a six-month mystery has […]

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All in the Past, or the Post-Future Future | Vol. 2 / No 51.4

October 22, 2015October 22, 2015 RFB Futurism

As of yesterday, every scene in the Back to the Future trilogy officially took place in the past, because yesterday — October 21, 2015 — is the date they go forward in time to in the […]

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Portrait of a Pseudoscientist: Wilhelm Reich | Vol. 2 / No. 49.4

October 8, 2015October 8, 2015 RFB long-form posts

In this #SkepticalTuesday #ThrowbackThursday crossover post, I write about the sad case of Wilhelm Reich, pseudoscientist. *** One of my favourite songs by Kate Bush is Cloudbusting, and my friends will tell you I’m a little obsessed with […]

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Happy Birthday, Welcome to the Public Domain | Vol. 2 / No. 47.4

September 24, 2015 RFB copyfighting

For Throwback Thursday, I’m throwing it all the way back to when you had to pay someone just to sing “Happy Birthday to You” on tv, which is as far back as… *checks watch* …last week. Enjoy! *** […]

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Vought Corsair| Vol. 2 / No. 44.4

September 3, 2015 RFB Throwback Thursday

I was pretty much out of ideas for things to share with a historical but scientific theme this week, so here’s just a nice bit of pretty from a collection of papers of G. William […]

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Athanasius Kircher | Vol. 2 / No. 43.4

August 27, 2015 RFB Throwback Thursday

From the “I found it at work” and “the history of science is kind of funny” files. *** Athanasius Kircher was a Jesuit polymath from the seventeenth century, and, if we’re being honest, he thought […]

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