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Hugh Herr's experience of losing his legs ignited his desire to create innovative prosthetic limbs, illustrating how chance can drive medical breakthroughs, reminiscent of Ambroise Paré's discovery.
Ambroise Paré's improvisation during a critical moment on the battlefield, when he ran out of boiling oil, paved the way for a revolutionary approach in wound care, showcasing the unpredictable nature of medical advancements.
Risotto evokes deep, personal memories of Venetian culture and childhood, reflecting how traditional cuisine connects individuals to their heritage and ignites nostalgia even in foreign land.
The struggle to replicate authentic risotto in Iowa highlights the challenges of preserving cultural culinary practices when access to original ingredients is limited, demonstrating the passion for one's roots.
Read at The New Yorker
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