"In many ways, we've drained the fun and play out of science by making it all about dry facts. We can bring it back through purposeful play, tinkering, and performance," PD coordinator Katy Farber says. 👇
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Science is political, because it is done by humans with all their attendant biases. Insisting science is apolitical, and that acknowledging the biases inherent in the status quo *introduces* politics into science, is not helpful, and will only hamper scientific progress 🤷♀️
It gets perpetuated when departments make having one a requirement for tenure. That's a lazy short-cut. At tenure review, read the papers and evaluate them! Especially when editors are entrenched at journals for decades, why should others rely on them as the key arbiters.
If you could magically create a smart tool to support your data analysis and/or visualization work, what would this tool do (dream big - no constraints!)
@_alice_evans i did this when i switched coasts for grad school approximately 173 years ago. it was one of the best journeys of my life you're going to have a blast.
where are you guys getting these unhinged screenshots of these whacky bots that impersonate history's greatest monsters? i want to talk to the R.A. Fisher bot