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"Did you hear what the Byzantine princess brought with her to Venice?" his female companion says. "It's a pronged-contraption that allows her to eat without touching her food." "Ah, yes," says the astronomer. "I believe it's called 'the fork,' and the Church is quite upset about it."

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"Curiosity doesn't kill companies but poor leadership does." Aytekin Tank, Founder of JotForm Recommended Post Curiosity doesn't kill companies "Did you hear what the Byzantine princess brought with her to Venice?" his female companion says. "It's a pronged-contraption that allows her to eat without touching her food." "Ah, yes," says the astronomer. "I believe it's called 'the fork,' and the Church is quite upset about it." "Really? Why?" The female looks up at the night sky in a moment of confusion. The astronomer shakes his head as he takes a sip of Merlot next to his female companion on a breezy evening in 1609. Continue reading the story

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