I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. I saw a neighbor wash their car out of sheer boredom from social distancing! Time to go back to remote work...
@netflix Let me put it this way. If you're 100% certain that your feature has no ethical valence at this time, will have no effect on hysteria and misinformation, then by all means, do nothing. Otherwise post a disclaimer, a link to real information - do something ethical!!!
Behavioral science + Burning Man: So interesting! https://t.co/mFSP2zQD7b. I go dancing to techno with big crowds and practice gift-giving, inclusion, etc. so I've experienced the pro-social benefits first-hand.
@arghavan_salles@DrHowardLiu @SusannaLHarris @HappyStemCell @drjessigold@RUBraveEnough Following up on this. Here is an excellent code of conduct and anti-harassment policy for a conference: https://t.co/X32aqRIbx3 from the work of Mary Gardiner and Valerie Aurora who co-founded the Ada Initiative: https://t.co/gSkcp5XbcY. Now to get adoption.
"Thanks for coming sir!" As if to the one non-dance-world person they've ever seen attend a dance on film viewing by themselves. "Oh, your welcome." Hates to spoil it. I'm in the dance world too, I just don't look like it.🖖
@smcgeeci @mkopinsky@tbozheva Not sure, however, if you all had left it to me, the layers of the sphere on the front cover would have been a chocolate cake with level 6 congruent as a double dark chocolate later 😂.
@ole_b_peters@R_Thaler @alexoimas Looking honestly for a clarification. PT, as I understand, is only descriptive of what people do contextually. It doesn't *explain* preference for ins. or gambling or anything else. It doesn't make normative claims like people are dumb or are making bad choices. No?