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By asking for "for the next sheet

By asking for "for the next sheet of paper that he or she would have written on", Jonathan Safran Foer collected emtpy sheets of paper from a group of writers, building "a museum of pure potential". (thx, matt)

Update: Here's the uncut version of the article as it originally appeared in Playboy. (thx, chris)

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