A few sociological thoughts on the election: culture can trump structure; party coalitions make for overdetermined outcomes; routinizing charisma is hard. My latest for Scatterplot: https://t.co/3ieK2wnvHp
One of the studies often used to claim increasing left-wing bias in sociology doesn't really show that at all. My latest on Scatterplot: https://t.co/T2aPwy1sw9
@jessesmithsoc@ttkeskinturk A final note: I met Dr Rubin at the ASA meetings and we had a good conversation. I have no reason to doubt her scholarly merit or her good faith. She did tell me she hoped people saw that the main point of the report is "we don't have enough data yet to know." I don't think [6/]
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@jessesmithsoc@ttkeskinturk conclusions are generally right (at least substantially so) but the report provides little empirical reason to believe that more than I did before I read it. [4/4]
@jessesmithsoc@ttkeskinturk convincing a hostile or at least skeptical reader. JLM’s response shows why such a reader ought not be convinced by the evidence in the report. Your response amounts to “but the report is right anyway because I already believed it.” And TBH I largely believe Rubin’s [3/]
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