Print and audio are not to be treated interchangeably. Knowing the differences is important to figure out how to make the best use of them. Listening to a Book the Same Thing as Reading It? https://t.co/E1cEHkIczF
Alice - Prospettiva Nevski (Nevsky Prospect) by Franco Battiato. https://t.co/3Snaj9YvwQ
And the chamber pots under the beds
for the night and a film
by Eisenstein on revolution.
And locked inside a room we studied
the dim light candle and oil lamp
@jordanbpeterson The Charterhouse of Parma - certainly, yes! But, Standhal is wondering (in dismay): how is it possible to leave out "The Red and the Black"?
"The rubbish they publish is the counterpart of the rubbish they teach, and those they teach graduate with rubbish degrees" @nfergus brilliantly damning on the corruption of liberal academia in the Times today.
@wodekszemberg Frightening... The interview with Buruma felt as if he was being interrogated. Feels like re-living the atmosphere of the 70s and 80s. I thought I had escaped from that time and place.
@jordanbpeterson@jordanbpeterson@madreplicant The Peterson 3-hour long discussions belong to another universe. Here on earth, the media engine & corporate industry subscribe to sound bite philosophy. No concept/idea longer than a paragraph will be read; no video longer than 90sec will be seen.
Everyone talks about mindfulness and meditation. Do they work? What difference do they make? This study raises questions and doubts.
Mind they Hype: A Critical Evaluation and Prescriptive Agenda for Research on Mindfulness and Meditation https://t.co/WraRyuNlSh
Quoting Oscar Wilde, Stephen Fry said it well in the Political Correctness Munk Debate last night: "The ability to play gracefully with ideas is disappearing from our culture."https://t.co/Emw2Z6iTN9
Starbucks (or any other company) and IAT. Is it a solution? "It appears to be the right thing to do, but this training has not been shown to be effective, and it can even be counterproductive" says Anthony Greenwald https://t.co/9olDa6J9Zd
Meditation Need More Rigorous Study, Less Hype - It appears that mindfulness & meditation applications have largely been unsupported, according to major reviews of available evidence in 2007 and again in 2014.
https://t.co/PgMmsMnSeC via @psychscience