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Unvaccinated. as you know, most people live in clusters. so either everybody they know is vaccinated or most people they know are not vaccinated. in those communities, covid that spreads twice as fast is not a good thing. one more reason for people to take this seriously and say, we've got great vaccines. we're so lucky to have them. maybe i should take one. or two. >> or. two right on, right on, brother. >> i want to talk about your book as well. you write about a conversation you had with deborah birx back when she was president trump's white house coronavirus response coordinator. she was f...

Let's just talk about it. the bleach moment. the -- you know, light inside and outside the body, whatever. before it was clear who would win in 2020, she told us that she wanted -- that -- she told us who she wanted to be president. what -- she told you who she wanted to be president. what did she say? >> well, she looked me in the eye. she knew i was there to talk about, think about whether there was potential preplanning for a transition. and she said, i hope a certain person wins. she locked eyes with me. and it wasn't hard to imagine why that was the case. you know, she went from the white...

The most important thing that we need to develop as a society is compassion and understanding. COVID-19 is a universal problem as all are suffering either directly or indirectly, stated the mental health professionals in a webinar today, on the topic

FTC Shines Light Inside ‘Dark Patterns’ Move over cookies, fingerprinting, ad trackers—there’s an old species of internet chicanery in town Everything Old … It’s hard to find a nongovernmental clearing house filled with useful and unbiased information. Normally we find ourselves running around the same circuit of trusted watchdog organizations for source material. But we’re happy to say we’ve found a brand-new resource for our gentle readers to check out: darkpatterns.org. Launched by Harry Brignull, a U.K.-based cognitive scientist and user-experience courtroom witness, the s...

Photograph by Stu Rosner As recently as 10 years ago, Jeannie Suk Gersen was still telling people that the area of law she specialized in—sexual assault and domestic violence—didn’t hold much interest for the general public. A quiet corner of the profession, she thought. Remembering that now, she laughs. “But, you know,” she adds, “every area of law does end up moving into focus. Because, in the end, law is really about every aspect of our lives.” Which is partly why Gersen, J.D. ’02, has always taken it so seriously. “Words don’t just describe things,” she explains. In ...