“Here’s a dream: I’m standing in a dirt road looking out over rolling hills of golden wheat. This is the Palouse, the wheat-growing region of southeastern Washington State.” —Priscilla Long on how we dream in this week’s Science Frictions. (Photo by Cheryl Reed-Dudley)
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