Neil Dhingra

Education, theology, law, institutional and personal corruption.

[Neil Dhingra @NDhingra4]

This will end badly.

[Iain Cameron @theiaincameron]

Haiti v Scotland is the World Cup’s only group-stage match where both countries occupy the smaller, mountainous part of a major island shared with a larger neighbour.

Haiti has western Hispaniola. Scotland has northern Great Britain.

Stay tuned for more cutting-edge, geography-based World Cup analysis.

[John Attridge @John_Attridge]

Academic writing should be addressed neither to the public nor to other academics. It should be addressed to a single interlocutor with whom you have a petty rivalry and whose work you are trying to discredit

[Neil Dhingra @NDhingra4]

@ThomasSKidd See Joel Sutton Kendall (North Texas Normal College)

[John Tasioulas @JTasioulas]

Great 20th legal philosophers with their fathers' occupations in brackets

HLA Hart (tailor and furrier)
Ronald Dworkin (motor products dispenser)
Joseph Raz (electrician)

[Antigone Journal @AntigoneJournal]

The last two. Now done.

[Vincent Bevins @Vinncent]

I can't wait for the world to realize that stadiums in the USA are called like the Doritos CryptoScam Raytheon Thunderdome

[Jason Blakely @jasonwblakely]

I am looking forward to this at Pusey House in Oxford in a few days! I will be discussing how the late Alasdair MacIntyre is what I think of as the *Last of the Utopians* or a participant in Thomas More's tradition of radical humanist imaginings of elsewhere/else-when societies

[Neil Dhingra @NDhingra4]

"Placing an analysis of Church teaching on slavery in a document about artificial intelligence, though, does suggest something about how Leo XIV understands human dignity. It exists within history, as do all of us and as does a pilgrim Church."
https://t.co/R3scLpBKCx

[PmAmTraveller @pmamtraveller]

Chicken in trousers, 1783. Found in the common-place book of Richard Carr, a young student from Westmorland, England.

[Erin Risch Zoutendam @erin_zoutendam]

Who's your favorite Christian fantasy author? Mine's Wendell Berry.

[Joshwelt @weltszzn]

when i accidentally close my 45 tabs it's like the burning of the library of alexandria, but worse and much more dire

[Midwest Modern @JoshLipnik]

The Turnverein (1907)
Indianapolis, IN

Turnverein were gymnastics associations and social clubs founded by German immigrants, starting in Cincinnati in 1848 and spreading across the Midwest.

[The Living Church @Livng_Church]

Ephraim Radner writes that we have grown cold to ecumenism, even to the point that we kill each other and we think it's just politics.

https://t.co/8cNZhq2nu6

[David Wolpe @RabbiWolpe]

People have been writing me asking if Rabbis should be permitted to use AI to write sermons. The clear answer is no, they should steal from other rabbis, as our forefathers have always done. Amen.

[Marc O. DeGirolami @MarcODeGirolami]

New collection of essays by MacIntyre, including some previously unpublished things. https://t.co/FemG6sgo2f

[Abby Heugel @AbbyHasIssues]

Please arrive at your appointment 15 minutes early so you can fill out the same forms you filled out online and then be asked the same questions when the doctor actually sees you.

[Jacob Denhollander @JJ_Denhollander]

Seeing so many schools and higher-ed institutions capitulate on AI simply reveals that many professional educators have no understanding (or at least no conviction) that the whole point of higher education is the formation of thinkers, not the production of content.

[Dan Epps @danepps]

Wow. @SSRN is over. This is quite unfortunate, and infuriating. Law profs, we need a replacement.

https://t.co/x55YiLeQ1k

[Damin Toell @damintoell]

The job market is so rough that even exorcists are getting fired

[alex bronzini-vender @alexbronzini]

One extremely funny thing that happened this semester is that Harvard students cheated using their university-provided ChatGPT subscriptions, and were caught because the university had access to their accounts