Category Archives: Mysteries of Life

Mysteries of Life: What is a pundit?

Posted on January 24, 2019 by Naomi

I just heard someone on MSNBC call Ann Coulter a “pundit.” Well, I’m not sure. This caused me to take out my dictionary and look it up. Pundit/pun-dit/noun 1 an expert who frequently gives opinions about a subject in public. … Continue reading →

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Mysteries of Life: I’ll be sticking with peppers

Posted on January 10, 2019 by Naomi

From 538 Significant Digits: 11 million years ago It was, if you can believe it, only 11 million years ago that tomatoes split away from peppers, evolutionarily speaking. But now, thanks to gene editing technology, scientists may be able to … Continue reading →

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Mysteries of Life: (1) risky venture and (2) The Little House That Disappeared

Posted on December 20, 2018 by Naomi

From 538 Significant Digits: 921 miles Two men, Colin O’Brady of the U.S. and Louis Rudd of Britain, are simultaneously attempting to become the first person to cross the continent of Antarctica “alone, unsupported and without harnessing the wind.” As … Continue reading →

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