Bernd Heinrich On His 'Unusual' Life As A Runner And Biologist In Maine

Baird Hinrich, an 81-year-old biologist and runner, explores the natural world and human physiology. Living off-grid in Maine, he combines his passions in his book 'Racing the Clock,' examining the biological clock and aging. Hinrich's research focuses on anomalies in nature, notably Ravens, and his own running experiments. Despite surgeries, he continues running, inspired by the idea that challenges make one stronger. He reflects on human potential, questioning why we don't utilize our innate ability to run.

What experiences does Baird Hinrich share about his running and scientific experiments?

How does Baird Hinrich relate his studies of animals to human behavior?

What insights does Baird Hinrich provide about the capabilities of humans in relation to running?