Very pleased to announce that I have won an Ig Nobel Prize for Biology for the work in ‘Being a Beast’.
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Charles Foster
Charles Foster is a writer and a Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford. His books stray into many fields, including natural history, anthropology, archaeology, evolutionary biology, theology, archaeology, philosophy and law. Ultimately they are all presumptuous and unsuccessful attempts to answer the questions ‘who or what are we?’, and ‘what on earth are we doing here?’
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Congratulations ! and may you enjoy huic omnia privilegia et honores et iura et insignia iiis hunc gradum evectis pertinentia fruenda dedit (or other academic words to that effect)–which ‘honors’ I’m going to guess, given the folks at the Journal of Improbable Research, would be a t-shirt or a tea cup or perhaps both.
If I had not been teaching the night of the awards, I would have been in Cambridge (which is only 70 miles from my home) to cheer you on.
Best wishes for your future endeavors as I have enjoyed your past ones very much.
Very many thanks!
Congratulation!
I love your experiment and vision!
Thank you so much! C