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I just think author A.J. Jacobs' latest project is so cool, and fun. He has spent over a year creating the largest family tree of all time, interviewing 20-times-removed celebrity cousins and such as he goes. We know we are all brothers and sisters, right? "For the first time ever – thanks to mind-boggling advances in the science of family trees – we can figure out how we're related to almost any other human on earth. It's a revolution," says Jacobs. story
Principle in the type: "Every family has . . . keepsakes. These include genealogies, family stories, historical accounts, and traditions. These . . . keepsakes also form a bridge between past and future and bind generations together in ways that no other keepsake can." Dennis B. Neuenschwander
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