Today I Will Look The Burrito Man In The Eye and other stories of manifesting success
Today I Will Look The Burrito Man In The Eye and other stories of manifesting success
“I’ve decided to respond to the version of your post that I saw in a dream once”
Real. People can’t even read tweets
Evidence suggests the deadly blast at an Iranian school was likely a US airstrike
Via Julia Frankel
apnews.com/article/iran...
Great news - 1600 academic workers won their first collective bargaining contract at the University of Kansas @afthighered.bsky.social @aaup.org www.aft.org/press-releas...
Probably will save the event for if I get a paper accepted or the defense lol
think I just finished a first draft of my last dissertation paper? that was anticlimactic
Florida’s Board of Governors is made up of “political appointees from the business world, from insurance executives to roofing contractors, who are dictating how professors must teach their courses and even providing state-created textbooks for doing so.”
My new piece in @truthout.bsky.social
Record high support for abolishing ICE in latest YouGov/Economist data
SCOOP: Proton Mail provided Swiss authorities with payment data that the FBI then used to determine who was allegedly behind an anonymous account affiliated with the Stop Cop City movement in Atlanta, according to a court record reviewed by 404 Media.
"If you think Claude Code is a better social scientist than you, then you’re probably right." 😂
Less Theory. More Description. Besbris and Khan Sociology must worry less about theoretical innovation and more about empirical description.
In a sense we're just contributing to a long tradition of sociologists asking "Hey, why do I have to invent a name for something just to publish my empirical paper" journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
If you have data from an empirical case, you might have reason to believe that it supports one theory more than a couple others, but we shouldn't ask for so much theoretical certainty from individual empirical contributions. Some of this problem is unique to sociology and some of it isn't
In a forthcoming paper we advocate for multiverse to be paired w/ a change to written reports--moving away from rigidly deductive hypothesis testing style of presentation (already a poor fit for actual research practice) and towards a more open-ended, uncertain interpretation osf.io/preprints/so...
I find the blog post and underlying post very useful.
“How realistic is it to expect multiverse to be used widely, given that most authors first and foremost want to convince readers they have a clear point?”
Do you happen to know where the special issue will be published?
Thanks!
Could you post an example? May need to cite in a paper lol
Is this popular? Genuinely unaware. I thought multiverse was commonly suggested for observational data, where there is not a large class of correctly specified estimators
I recently learned that a scholarly term for this is “biographical availability,” as in, a period of your life when you have time for this stuff lol
Yep in periods where I’ve actually done a lot of organizing, it has come at the direct expense of doing my job and was only possible because my work hours and deadlines are extremely flexible
I’m sad now
Yeah I found the use of Claude in that post to be very ironic
Another user already explained to you why the point is distinct
bsky.app/profile/brin...
I don’t really think *I* have to do that, no
I’ll also add that bullshit jobs is really just an adaptation of the Marxist alienated labor concept to the service economy, and subjectively all that’s needed to validate its most important thrust is that many people find their work meaningless.
For ads in particular they’re throwing money in the trash lol doi.org/10.3982/ECTA...
I used the word “often.”
My man I’ve worked in b2b and it could all disappear tomorrow and things would be just fine
It’s really quite easy: I don’t have a libidinal fantasy that I’ll be able to defeat paramilitary organizations in a shootout, and I’m aware that firearms increase the success rate of suicide attempts and fatality rate of domestic violence incidents