The Selfish Dataome

[[newsletter20_header.png] October 25, 2018 [15330_acf7e77a5936a316105ce94cee522f5d.png] Chapter Four: Outer]( [READ ISSUE]( Dear Nautilus Reader, We all know that our genome and microbiome can tell us about our health, but what about our dataome? That story, plus how cancer immunotherapy got its start, and the psychology of monsters, all this week on Nautilus. Best, The Nautilus Team info@nautil.us [14528_b751ea087892ebeca363034301f45c69.png]( [15392_03931ca4c77a6f980d21609d4846dd31.png]( [The Selfish Dataome Does the data we produce serve us, or vice versa? By Caleb Scharf You’ve heard the argument before: Genes are the permanent aristocracy of evolution, looking after themselves as fleshy hosts come and go.](  [15376_4766154cea472a154f89d033051372de.png]( [Paid Advertisement A project management tool teams love! Whether you work in an enterprise or a startup monday.com is a project management tool teams love! It's super flexible, fun and easy for everyone to collaborate! Plan visually on a timeline and see who's doing what at a glance.](  [15378_fcc5b727bd30570766d15fb2d4e4ccd5.png]( [The Rise of Cancer Immunotherapy How Jim Allison saved a whole world. By Daniel M. Davis Every time Jim meets a patient, he cries,” Padmanee said to The New York Times in 2016.](  [15379_0b0805c2460fd34756c326458f1642af.png]( [Paid Advertisement Color away the patterns! An arithmetic progression is a sequence where the difference between any two consecutive numbers is constant. Can you color all integers either black or white such that there are no entirely white or entirely black infinite arithmetic progressions? Learn how with algebra at brilliant.org.](  [13441_4e79e96ebb5671bdb50111f18f263003.png]( [Why We Still Need Monsters Stephen T. Asma on what haunts us. By Kevin Berger It doesn’t seem enough to call Stephen Paddock, who killed 58 innocent people in Las Vegas in October 2017, a monster.](  [15374_acf73df8e44ed30badb8a834a87f7e94.png]( [From Poetry in America Whydja bomb?/We didn’t wanna bomb! Allen Ginsberg drew on the traditions of religious and ritual communities in writing verse that would elevate the spirit and knit together community. Bono and former United States Poet Laureate Juan Pelipe Herrera explore two of Ginsberg’s most emotionally transporting poems, the “Hymmm” and the anti-war chant, “Hum Bom!”](  [15375_73926ad475a40a4cb676b8d4516cd767.png]( From the Max Planck Neuro Channel[A Study on Meter and Rhyme Language that is metrically regular to an unusual degree is not only found in poetry, but also in the language of rites and festive events. By Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics Researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics and from cooperating institutions have published the first study to investigate—on the basis of 60 lyrical stanzas from different epochs and greatly varying in content—both the subjective perceptual effects of meter and rhyme and correlative brain responses.]( [READ ISSUE]( [nwms_fb.png]( [nwms_twt.png]( [nwms_ing.png]( NautilusThink, Inc. 233 Broadway Suite 720New York, NY 10279 [Add us to your address book]( Copyright © 2018 NautilusThink, Inc., All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in at our website. [unsubscribe from this list](   [update subscription preferences](