Because politicians have higher moral standards.
Playing Politics with the Doctor–Patient Relationship
via alerts (Deborah J. Oyer) on 6/13/12
New England Journal of Medicine, Volume 366, Issue 24, Page 2326-2327, June 2012.
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I can’t explain why I like this pic, but I do.
Concert goat
Fun site with spooky animations of old photos.
Full contact marathon running
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Full contact marathon running
via kottke.org by Jason Kottke on 4/2/12
In 1967, Kathrine Switzer officially entered the Boston Marathon, which was an all-male event at the time. Two miles in, race officials caught their mistake and one of them tried to remove her from the course. Switzer’s boyfriend intervened on her behalf:
She finished the race but was later disqualified. (via mlkshk)
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The Thought Police are only doing their job.
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Philosophy professor questioned by FBI over syllabus!
via Leiter Reports: A Philosophy Blog by Brian Leiter on 3/29/12
This is pretty shocking. His university’s lawyers should be stepping in to defend core academic freedom, and free speech. (Thanks to Daniel Weiskopf for the pointer.)
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