‼️ new preprint out with @andrea_e_martin on connectionism: the framework that uses artificial neural networks to model human cognition: we split it into Modern and Classical (see figure) to show how the (meta)theoretical commitments (see table) changed dramatically after 2010 1/
Two full-time postdoc positions & two part-time research assistant positions @CardiffBabylab@CUCHDScardiff@PsychCardiffUni funded by UKRI Future Leaders Fellowships awarded to Hana & Dean D'Souza
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Universities across the UK are in crisis. Our members hard work and research has laid that bare.
We need the government to intervene.
Front page of tomorrow’s Sunday Times.
Fears that our employers decision to sack 1 in 6 academics from the University of Hull will ultimately bring the University to its knees. For some reason, never explained, senior managers prefer to spend money on branding, software, and campus in London. #VoteYes#SaveJobAtHull
Social class is a fundamental career barrier in academia!
First generation college graduates are less likely to end up as a faculty member—especially at a top-ranked university—largely because they simply don’t have the same elite social networks as kids from highly educated families.
Congratulations @AngelaRayner
She held her head high when the disgraceful Daily Mail came for her with their bullying, front page after front page
Tory MP James Daly who reported her to the police
He’s gone 👍🏼
Karma
Presumably Question Time will have Nigel Farage on every single week now that he is actually an MP, rather than only every other week when he was just a grifting gobshite.
Based on Labour’s shadow cabinet, 84% went to comprehensive schools, 10% went to private schools and 6% to state grammar schools.
That would mean for the first time the cabinet closely reflected British society. https://t.co/CuFcvtuJ7z
I just can’t get past Labour winning 65% of seats off 34% of the vote.
Absolutely wild mismatch between the headline result and, well, everything else.
Britain is now a multi-party system, and first-past-the-post can’t cope.
Rishi Sunak meanwhile becomes the biggest loser in British political history. He has lost more Tory seats in one election than any election in history, more even than the Liberal landslide of 1906.
The Tory vote share is easily the lowest in history at 24%. That's down 20%pp since 2019. It's lower than Major's 30% of 97.
His decision to fight the election now, with the strategy he chose was catastrophic.
They pulled it off by having a highly efficient vote distribution. They got the right votes in the right places (as opposed to piling votes up in the same places, a la Corbyn in 17)
In many places Conservative vote collapsed and Reform was the beneficiary. Labour didn't necessarily gain that much but came through the middle.
IF YOU'RE JUST WAKING UP 🧵
LABOUR LANDSLIDE.
THE WORST TORY DEFEAT IN HISTORY. COLLAPSE EVERYWHERE
LIB DEMS REVIVE BEST RESULT FOR THIRD PARTY SINCE 1923
SNP IMPLOSION. LABOUR DOMINANT IN SCOTLAND AGAIN.
MUSLIM VOTE FOR LABOUR COLLAPSES
INDEPENDENTS ELECTED IN SAFE SEATS
GENERAL ELECTION 2024 EXIT POLL
*LABOUR MAJORITY OF 170*
LAB: 410
CON: 131
LD: 61
SNP: 10
REF: 13
GREEN: 2
The worst Conservative result in their history.
This is what the front page of the Daily Mail website looks like right now.
You're going to have to do a little bit of work for the whole story, so please read the rest of the thread...