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• ↓ “Do You Know The Way To Shell Beach?” – Memory and Return from Antarctica
• ↓ ALARA and the Linear-No Threshold Hypothesis
• ↓ Welcome to Depleted Uranium Chat!
• ↓ Time vs. Admnisitrative Controls
• ↓ The Delta Movie File – READY PLAYER ONE
• ↓ A Noble Reason To Make Pants – A Tale of Italy
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"In case readers have not seen the 28 year old movie “Dark City“, let me give the relevant plot point here: aliens are running an experiment on humans by swapping memories around to see if there is anything innate to a person. If we are more than the sum of our experiences. But there is one particular bit that comes up several times, the question “Do you know the way to Shell Beach?” No one quite remembers how to get there, but remembers it as a happy bright place. The way to get there is on the Express train, but the Express seems to never stop at the platform. Is Shell Beach even real?"

"When you go on a long patrol on a submarine, a hitch on the International Space Station, dedicate yourself to village life in the Peace Corps, go into long seclusion in a monastery, or as I did, winterover in Antarctica, there’s a gap in experiences between you and everyone else. It’s something that I tripped across constantly at first when I got home but even now, 23 years later, it still crops up from time to time. It was disorienting to come home to a world that no longer matched my mental map of it: businesses gone, streets that were one way now, stop signs that becaame traffic lights, entire blocks of buildings that were fields before. It was legitimately concerning driving around at first because muscle memory kept betraying me, but I got accustemed to the physical world changes as I redrew the map in my head with new landmarks."

"What kept popping up for years after that weirded me out, and still does, are the cultural touchstones I missed. It’s mostly music, movies, and TV shows. Someone will make an offhand remark about a song that was ABSOLUTELY UNAVOIDABLE in 2003, and I will give a blank stare as I have no idea what they’re talking about. On a grander level, because I was at the bottom of the globe with intermittent internet access and internet news service was iffy, I missed the beginning of Gulf War II as the invasion of Iraq began shortly after the station closed for the winter. By the time I reemerged into the worlds with a ready stream of news, Bush the Second had already declared MISSION ACCOMPLISHED five months prior to station opening. Saddam Hussein would be captured and I’d learn about it on TV in an Auckland bar two days before I flew home to America. I missed almost an entire formative year in the Global War on Terror. By the time I returned home ICE, which didn’t exist when I left, was nine and half months old."

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“Do You Know The Way To Shell Beach?” – Memory and Return from Antarctica

ALARA and the Linear-No Threshold Hypothesis

Welcome to Depleted Uranium Chat!

Time vs. Admnisitrative Controls

The Delta Movie File – READY PLAYER ONE

A Noble Reason To Make Pants – A Tale of Italy