@gregg_sh It's almost like there's a fuzzy/buzzing cloud of information surrounding each text that – perhaps the answer is that text and paratext (data and metadata) combine to, um, form something … also `research object' pops into my head :(
meh
5/5
@gregg_sh This leaves the formal cause.
Which suggests that the metadata & paratext reside here.
But here I stumble because paratext (& metadata) are beyond the text (& data) so are not included in it so escape the four causes?
HOW?
4/
@danbri My man, been thinking about this recently. (also, remember social bookmarking? https://t.co/wfoK2ZAqXE)
Dream: resources go to @zotero but all media is hierarchically nested a la OHCO and attributes are not plain text they are linked @wikidata entities !
https://t.co/yMVbH8LTFO
Good grief, we've reached 400 episodes!
To celebrate I chat with three of my favorite philosophy podcasters: @myishacherry, @ElucidationsPod, and @HiPhiNation about the potentials and challenges of presenting philosophy in podcast form.
https://t.co/xl4pZgKaEc
@24KtMagi@globalnews Source? Ah sure why would you give a source? You went to uni and don't know how to leave a source to back a claim?
Oh, you mean this?
https://t.co/SY0yu3M9aW
4,000 patient analysis, no clinical trial
No mention of white blood cells *anywhere*
Not replying to you again, ciao!
@24KtMagi@globalnews > As the buildup increases, symptoms increase
proof?
> & damage to the lungs grows
proof?
> impairing passage of oxygen via CO2-O2 exchange
proof?
see? not as easy as you make it out to be, is it?
@24KtMagi@globalnews > Inflammation is a result of white blood cells building up
so? that always happens: "When you get sick, your body makes more white blood cells to fight the bacteria, viruses, or other foreign substances causing your illness"
> in the walls of alveoli & bronchioles.
proof?
@irish_titans @ShaunMichaels31 I didn't mind that so much, it was more the crowd whooping along in unison at every drop, I found it irritating, but maybe that's just me – an awful lot of people there just treating it like any other rave, I thought
@edgardo_block The most salient piece of info concerning this text is that Frankfurt felt that he had to wait until he had retired before getting it published. Very important work. Explains the pervasive stench wafting from so-called scholarship both within academia and abroad.