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Name: The knowledge network
Author: Brian Hunter Smart

📘 The knowledge network by Brian Hunter Smart

A collection of interesting facts about topics such as fish courtship, snowboarding trickery, black holes, and the genius of Bach.

First publish date: 1998

Authors: Brian Hunter Smart

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