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Cafe Scientifique
Ends Sunday, February 28
Recurs The first Wednesday of every month
Have a beer and a plain-language chat with a scientific expert discussing a different topic each month
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Very simple reason why the Geico cavemen show failed: not because shows spawned from commercials are a horrible idea (they are), but because shows spawned from commercials that make no sense are a worse one. If they live in apartments and use modern eating utensils, they’re no longer cavemen. They could technically still be Neanderthals, but that’s a different topic. We’re not really sure how to explain this properly, but fortunately, Libby Cowgill can. An assistant professor specializing in biological anthropology, Cowgill will be stooping to make sense of early human origins for those of us with furrowed and sloping brows as part of Café Scientifique, a monthly gathering where scientists lay shit out with tiny words while we drink beer, the way high school should have been. The program is meant to keep the public from sliding back to the Pleistocene era in their understanding of science. (Staff)
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