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Chocolate Trials!

🕑 Added 2020-03-14 00:33:11 +0000 UTC

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Dan Black

WANT!!! If you don't have any luck, I'd be happy to ask a local chocolatier (well, they're actually a small chain spread out across the U.S.) who makes a lot of custom chocolates if they'd be able and interested, or I can send you their info or something.

Mariana Arzuaga

Thanks for cheering asleep me up, I hope tonight I get to eat the chocolates!

Brian O'Connell

Who needs a postcard when you're friendly? The internet is a daily opportunity for a postcard.

Mariana Arzuaga

Is it weird if I share what I dreamt last night here? Probably, but I don't understand social norms so here we go: In my dream, Dianna was sending her Patrons a box of those science chocolates (it was so beautiful with the different colors of light being reflected according to the angle the sun was hitting from). Even though I loooove chocolate and very much appreciated the gift... it didn't take away the sadness in my heart for not receiving a signed postcard 🥺 See? Weird...

Margaux pm or email me (profilename at Gmail) and I'll send you a list of manufactures we compiled and qualified.

Margaux Lopez

I would also like to know more about this, namely how I can get one into my life

Jeremy Baker

Belated thank you, I received your autographed dual use postcard. Regarding this weird week, in my community what's most telling is the noticeable rift between community members who are science literate/illiterate (i.g. comments in person/public, on the radio, t.v., web postings, and shopping habits, pranks, poor leadership, etc.). I appreciate very much your continued work to make science media that is accessible to both kids and adults and would donate more to your team's efforts if I could afford it - in my dreams I would ask you to build a school. For some people, life without chocolate would be an apocalypse. Life without chocolate, it sort of sounds like a book title, perhaps about civilization falling apart or maybe a story of personal loss and recovery, hopefully sooner rather than later, if not a tragedy. If Asimov titled the Foundation Series, Life without Chocolate, perhaps more people would have read it, albeit wondering what's psycho-history and, where's the chocolate - did the Mule eat all the chocolate?

Blew my mind