No kidding. See it here. High-end hosts, at Nature.com.
I gather they have wi-fi in the cafe at the museum from which he posts.
Charles Darwin sits congenially in the café of the British Museum. Does he blog with wi-fi?
Huxley and Darwin in the cafe at the British Museum; temporary posts for both of them, during some renovations, it turned out — update 2015. Photo from Airminded
In his first post, he complains about the abuse he suffers from Ben Stein’s mockumentary.
Tip of the old scrub brush to Pharyngula.
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It’s the Natural History Museum in London
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For an Englishman he looks tan. You should have stayed in the tropics, Chuck.
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he’s so looking down that woman’s shirt.
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