A.J. Jacobs: On Faith, Choice, Writing and Family
What if you could instantly trace your connection through an online family tree to nearly anyone on the planet? Put another way, what if every person alive was your cousin? Enter A.J. Jacobs, the master experimenter and mega-NYT best-selling author known for running crazy, year-long experiments on himself. In the past…
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