1st of 2 on Morien, Feirefiz & the "Black" Knight in Arthurian lit. It's a long one. Would love feedback from anyone w/ exp in medieval representations of race or anyone interested: @Medievalists@medievalpoc@blackberryeater@erik_kaars@medievalhistory? https://t.co/RaRij2HsPw
This is a really interesting observation. It's easy to mistake effortful thought for critical thought. Spending a lot of time thinking without considering if you might be wrong is counterproductive b/c it *feels* like you're putting in effort to seek the truth but simply aren't
Every time I post a new study showing that university indoctrination does not happen (and there's usually one every 2-3 months), I get the same stubbornly dismissive range of responses. People just don't want to believe it. They refuse.
@jasonintrator Forget offensiveness. The problem is that a prof is spreading disinformation. He is undermining education rather than providing it, and adding a facade of legitimacy to delusion. Also, his writing contains frequent comma splices. Cancel.
Today was a very, very odd day
I testified before @senatehomeland
They held a hearing on hydroxychloroquine.
Yup, HCQ
In the middle of the worst surge of pandemic
HCQ
It was clear how our information architecture shapes questions of science and medicine of COVID
A thread
“Things were bad for me, so they should stay bad for everyone else” is not a good argument against debt cancellation - student, medical, or otherwise. #CancelStudentDebt
Conservatives value personal stories more than liberals do when evaluating scientific evidence https://t.co/jBZmncU34d I think *psychological* conservatism of this sort can probably be found across party lines, but psychological liberalism only on one side and only a subset.
Senator Mike Lee’s insistence that the U.S. is not a democracy echoes the fact that many on the right view voting as an existential threat.
https://t.co/DSVRiJKtb0