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Martin Gardiner is founder/editor of Really Magazine.

He currently an occasional contributor to New Scientist’s ' Feedback ' column, and a research researcher for the Annals of Improbable Research.

He is also a 3D computer graphics artist, and, in a previous life he was a cartoonist for The Guardian and a recording-engineer / musician.

He is based in Rio de Janeiro, and enjoy boiling printer cartridges.

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