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At the Founding, immigrants were a larger share of the US population and a much larger share of Congress. The Constitutional Convention delegates didn't debate whether to let immigrants enter the country. They debated how quickly to let them enter Congress.
Indiana has already given Big Tech companies a shocking $655 million in sales tax subsidies for their data centers, which only created 344 new jobs, according to IEDC data.
That's $1.9 million *per job*🤯.
The total subsidy amount will grow rapidly as data centers are built.
Happening today on Earth Day! From your kitchen to global markets, food waste impacts more than you think. This webinar explores food waste from personal to the global with experts in economics, nutrition, farming and community support. Register here: https://t.co/mpay9teUPX
Academics, if you write something that the public can't understand you've failed. The point is to write something that even other academics can't understand
ICYMI - Now available on YouTube, last week's highly attended webinar, Data Center Download: How Data Centers Impact Our Grid, Our Water, and Our Communities. Stay tuned for part 2, coming soon! https://t.co/fRGL1QGgjz.
Congratulations to ISF Circular Economies co-lead Abigail S. Engelberth (ABE) on her new book, Clear and Concise: Technical Writing for Biological Engineers. She's making technical writing more approachable by breaking it into practical, real-world steps. https://t.co/iYhNsyb43s
The best thing about laypeople thinking that Tetlock's study debunked the value of expertise is that it comes from laypeople misunderstanding the value of expertise - as Tetlock himself noted.
Ready to put your research in the spotlight? The ISF Research Expo is your chance to showcase your work, connect with peers and faculty, and spark new collaborations! The expo will be held on October 15th from 1-4pm in the PMU South Ballroom! Register now: https://t.co/Y1lQBmTXxt
Yeonsoo Go, a 20‑year‑old Purdue University student, went into what she thought was a routine visa hearing in New York. When she walked out, ICE agents were waiting. She was arrested on the spot and sent to a detention center in Louisiana.
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