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Replying to @julie_kelly2
If I were a judge I’d issue a nationwide injunction against nationwide injunctions and then let the logicians sort it out.
- Replying to @FractalEchoWait—are you implying that white people are “vague, repetitive, and bewildering” as well as “incomprehensible”?
- Replying to @FractalEchoThe first assignment I gave my students this term was to critique a ChatGPT paper, so that they can see that it produces unreadable garbage.
- Replying to @BrandonWarmkeI suspect that it’s true of every field. The pre-WW2 model in which a few research universities had the very best people, and most institutions saw their mission as teaching, not research, was more efficient and more effective.
- My talk at the Angelicum in Rome: The Rationality of Believing in Miracles | Daniel Bonevac youtube.com/live/eQSG1AYao… via @YouTube
- Replying to @Porter97977215We have AFQT scores for Kerry and Bush, and they would suggest 110-115 for Kerry and 125 for Bush.
- Replying to @feelsdesperate and @RichardHananiaOne more thing: I’ve never heard any of those viral claims from the original study. Answering would be basically random. So, I don’t trust the results at all.
- My latest video, the first in a series on continental philosophy: The Discourse Ethics of Jürgen Habermas youtu.be/R3zv6LfLWGk via @YouTube
- Replying to @ashleyruba__I’ve been a professor for 44 years, and still love what I do. Yes, there’s too much grading, administrative stuff, etc., and too little recognition. But the freedom to think about what interests me, surrounded by brilliant colleagues and students, is amazing.
