Was feeling pretty emotional about this yesterday, so mostly stayed off social media.
I'm so proud to have showcased a lot of truly wonderful work by super creative folks who deserve to be seen & read. I encourage everyone to take a look at the pieces they missed.
"I think... Jack Smith's indictment here is straightforward and narrow but boy, it packs a punch. It's clean, it's calculated and I feel like it's almost certainly going to result in a conviction" - @neal_katyal w/ @NicolleDWallace
@TheTattooedProf I agree. I've been through this several times. And it doesn't matter if your partner/friend says 'no.' You just walk them right the heck out to transportation. A person having a stroke just isn't in a position to make a decision cuz that's how strokes work!
Today Palermo, Italy, recorded its hottest day in city history since records began in 1790, hitting a stunning 47°C (116.7°F).
Now at 3 am, the city is being threatened by a fast-moving wildfire moving into populated areas, with major damage to houses being reported.
@JuliaAKing01 @SAPIENS_org Had an anthro colleague at another university who showed that Every. Single. Year. at parties. I'm pretty sure he had a crush on "Dr. Kurtz" (Adrienne Barbeau)
@SAPIENS_org And, of course, Third Rock from the Sun in which the expedition actually does participant-observation but very very unethically (lying/hiding about their true purpose).
@SAPIENS_org And can we forget Stargate??? Both the movie & the TV show. Again, an archaeologist who apparently knows EVERYTHING about all of anthropology - language, ALL the rituals, archaeology ...
@SAPIENS_org A fave topic! First, The Sentinel, '90s TV show about a police officer who gets shamanistic powers in Peru & then brings an Anthro Grad Student (with long hair, of course) onto his team to learn how to use those powers.
Synthesizing different bodies of work in your literature review: The Conceptual Synthesis Excel Dump (CSED) technique https://t.co/54IP7udo7a
Perhaps my most popular technique for reviewing the literature.