@jfrickuga It’s supposed to hit us around 8am on Friday. Any chance they cancel classes? (UGA students don’t come when it rains anyway, but I worry about any of us walking around campus with high winds!)
Longtermism was my religion after I gave up Christianity – it checked all the same boxes. Now it’s clear to me that longtermism offers a deeply impoverished view of our future, writes @xriskology. https://t.co/IrlBA7KjcB
https://t.co/z2GSU6DR1Z Good critique of the dangerous ideology of "longtermism", which downplays climate risk and up-plays techno-utopian space colonisation powered by endless growth (and, incidentally, is linked to crypto currency fraud). @xriskology
Thank you to @getAbstract for this opportunity to do a long-form interview and try to cut through the hype about large language models:
https://t.co/jcU1IlFgCz
@amandapagemedia I love you, but I think this is a terrible essay.
I think she’s projecting her feelings on travel & her judgement of others onto all travel. I kept wanting to comment on it, “but that doesn’t follow from your example!”
Take. 👏🏽 Imagination. 👏🏽 Seriously. 👏🏽
Sociologist and professor Ruha Benjamin shared a powerful message with the graduating class of University of Southern California Rossier School of Education. Couldn’t have said it better ourselves.
Think of people around the world tonight who need Twitter to get their voices heard, to document human rights abuses and injustices, to get attention, expose war crimes, and more.
All of them could be about to be cut off because the world’s richest man wanted to own the libs.
I've spent the past year on a passion project, asking: When it comes to understanding the brain, what are we trying to achieve? What have we learned? What challenges do we face? And what's our plan? As I pull it all together into a book, I want to champion these 11 references:
“In our educational culture, the demands of fairness are often presented as paramount. But we actually have a choice—between policing our students, and teaching them.”