A somber mood was prevailing. International efforts from past decades produced no effective treatment for dementia in Alzheimer disease. Then in a roundtable-discussion:
Prof. Moore (Oxford): Let’s advise people to tweet more.
Prof. Smith (Harvard): What?
Prof. Moore: Look at your strongman; even at seventy, wakes up at 4-00am to tweet all day, while governing.
Prof. Sorensen (Karolinska): But, they’re all lies, insults, and bully-statements.
Prof. Moore: We’re not moral ethicists, but scientists. Several other strongmen found success in him, so statistical benefit is there.
Gordon Jeffrey, the science-editor, Guardian tweeted to the world “Scientists claim the health-benefit of tweeting.”
Prof. Moore (Oxford): Let’s advise people to tweet more.
Prof. Smith (Harvard): What?
Prof. Moore: Look at your strongman; even at seventy, wakes up at 4-00am to tweet all day, while governing.
Prof. Sorensen (Karolinska): But, they’re all lies, insults, and bully-statements.
Prof. Moore: We’re not moral ethicists, but scientists. Several other strongmen found success in him, so statistical benefit is there.
Gordon Jeffrey, the science-editor, Guardian tweeted to the world “Scientists claim the health-benefit of tweeting.”
