The inaugural edition of the geoscience blog carnival The Accretionary Wedge over at Clastic Detritus reveals that It’s not just me – it seems.that we’re all refugees from other sciences. Of course, our late conversions seem to have only increased our enthusias, so this could be regarded as a good thing,
More personally annoying is the revelation that a significant proportion of us are called Chris. I encounter the two(or three, or four)-Chris problem so often that I’ve considered taking over the world just to force all the other Chris’s to change their name by deed poll.
Finally, for the more fossil minded, the latest Boneyard is also out.
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