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Just saw this. An idea whose time has come: The clearer, more engaging research poster, t.co/iMtHi0xkJG via @YouTube
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How social psychology can help defeat DT: Solicit and channel donations into campaigns for peer influence and norm-setting that would increase voter turnout (the stay-at-homes dislike Trump). t.co/7W2LZIMIcA via @BostonGlobe
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Tolerance, openness and secularism in society are the first steps to economic prosperity, study finds t.co/XtFMJbXp2b
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Living into the 22nd century: Average life expectancy for girls today (projecting advances in health, not using today's death rates) is almost 80, more than 97 in richer countries. 2/3 of newborns will see the 22nd C; 900 million alive today. t.co/tpmTWkdgPh
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Here's my collaborator Sam Mehr's profile -- Test yours here. t.co/YgX1fI3yUf
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