Swift Stone Skippers Could in Theory Skip 100s of Skips

The stone in Kurt Steiner’s hand is roughly circular, four inches wide, flat on one side and irregularly dimpled on the other, like a petrified chocolate chunk cookie. He handles it with a card dealer’s deftness, searching its surface for divots, notches, ridges—any irregularities that will lend his fingers the purchase they need to clutch …

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