Twitter Feed:
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James Comey's Intellectual History by @nickschmidle t.co/PpDCCrCFUt
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The Science of Running Without Getting Injured @NPR t.co/YyuzH1Fsqn
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t.co/IHsti1yKQt @bursztajn
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How the GOP Could Use Science’s Reform Movement Against It - The Atlantic t.co/Z6o4ys1Avj
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Read about “The Anti-Aging Habits of Longevity Experts: @aubreydegrey, @JCVenter, @davidasinclair" By @kweintraub t.co/X0IG4bP7Vg
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Immune therapies seem to do more harm than good in some (small # of) patients. The question is: which ones? t.co/vYV6HjkwTF
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Refugee children in Sweden face a mysterious ailment that goes away when they are allowed to stay in the country. t.co/prTSRdEyvR
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This story that did not age well:Trump Prepares Executive Orders To Begin Obamacare Repeal On "Day One" | Zero Hedge t.co/6BZdBiQu02
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Here's to Derek's Parfit's "new dawn and clear horizon, and such an open sea" by @PeterSinger t.co/1Yd3XKLsLh
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A leftist and a conservative join forces to defend free speech t.co/QWrEuQZcZH
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Can your genes predict the traits of the person you marry? apparently yes, for BMI and height. t.co/3hHLdeOWsy
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Meaning and death are the fundamental problems of the human condition. How should a human being live a finite life? t.co/yWdNSkQZ19
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#Harvard Divinity School must grapple now with its identity as it moves ever further from its Christian roots. t.co/gBndegyRd3
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I'm reading student application files now. This tweet is, in some respects, acceptable. t.co/vKh4uqzII3
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The Google doodle today celebrates the birthday of Fred Korematsu, the namesake of the 1944 SCOTUS case challenging Japanese internment. t.co/BKrzGS2ZXT
