The Latest from Big Think

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Before he became a public spokesman, Fauci helped figure out the workings of the HIV virus.
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The Senator from Massachusetts kept repeating to himself, “Don’t mix it up, Teddy.”
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Religion and a strong family are key to inspiration, Kennedy says.
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Fauci describes his role as director of the National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases, and remembers the early days of the AIDS epidemic.
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You don’t have to become a senator to make a difference.
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Anthony Fauci’s roots are in Brooklyn and in the classics.
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We are all made in the image of God, says Kennedy.
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Peter Gomes distinguishes between hope (a long view) from optimism (the short view).
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No matter where they go after college, young people discover there’s no there there.
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The Russian cosmonauts did not find God up there.
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Science hasn’t found an explanation of spirituality.
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Christianity is not a religion that has been tried and failed.
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If you come up with an easy solution to the text, you’re probably close to the wrong thing.
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Gomes has a question he thinks talented people should ask themselves.
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You think you’re Job? Get off it.
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To be hopeful is to be ultimately realistic in the face of every reason for despair.
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Why is America’s youth turning to religion?