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Musings on curiosity

On 21st Jun 202010th Oct 2020 By alisonlawson68In doing research1 Comment

When my brother and I were very young, he complained that I broke some of his toys, specifically toy guns (he had a super pop gun with a little cork on a piece of string - I don't think I broke that one). I had wanted to know how they worked, so I took them …

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