Initially, in a massive piece of wishful Biblical thinking, scientists think they might be giant humans ("Please let it be Goliath, please let it be Goliath").
Human drivers, please note: emulating this behavior in heavy traffic may be hazardous to your health.
Here's a simple human task: please turn your volume up and listen for the auditory cue.
On the evidence of this tournament, his coaching signals to Djokovic – another slight controversy – amount to no more than, "I am turning into a human sausage, please prick me".
To those who are still tempted to dismiss the increasingly urgent alarms from scientists around the world, ignore the melting of the north polar ice cap and all of the other apocalyptic warnings from the planet itself, and who roll their eyes at the very mention of this existential threat to the future of the human species, please wake up.
56 billion animals are murdered every year, causing havoc to the planet, the animals and human health, please get out of the little bubble you are in and realise you are ingesting the negative energy of death, taking a tortured animal into your body.
Likewise, if you think discussion of the Holocaust can/should be handled differently than discussion of the many other incredibly horrible events in human history, please explain why.
But I also urgently warned that he was likely to become a victim of human trafficking (please send donations to my children's therapy funds -- the need will be great in due time).
But if you've had that unicorn-like grad student research or teaching assistant, or are thinking of going to grad school yourself, or just care about basic human decency, please listen: you need to start caring about grad student unions, especially if you go to one of the many schools that doesn't have one.
Numerous people worldwide either don't know about the horrific treatment of so-called "food animals" or are very good at denying the enormous amount of pain and suffering these sentient beings experience on the way to human mouths (please see, for example, "Hooked on Meat: Evolution, Psychology, and Dissonance").
