Not yet. But, drum roll, Im a big fan of AI Green
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It's ok to like it.
Many thanks to Tyler Cowen for posting about my new book!
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Stew was a mensch ๐
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Tight culture for the win! ๐ฉ๐ช
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This is what it looks like to advance viewpoint diversity and open inquiry in American criminology #ASC2025 photo credit: @jerryratcliffe.net
Yup. The only time I received a perfect score from NIH was when co-PI was a grant panel insider. Not sure if just "shady." Seems writing grants is its own genre of literature. You gotta learn to tick all the boxes and pull the levers. Journal reviewers thought our project was pretty worthless.
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Government is open for business ๐๐ โ๏ธ
Come to our panel on Wednesday. Sponsored by @heterodoxacademy.bsky.social , featuring John McDonald.
You should contact Janne Kivivuori to find out more about the teaching program.
Good luck. I hope you'll be seated as far away as possible from that monster ๐คญ
They have a robust undergrad program of teaching. Intro classes, textbooks created by the faculty, etc. What's translated in English as MA is historically the proper "BA." I graduated from U of H with a "Master's" Degree (VTK), no other undergrad degree. Systems vary, translations difficult.
KRIMO at U of Helsinki is very good. In USA: Cincinnati, ASU, U Pennsylvania. In Canada, Simon Fraser used to be good but hear it's gone downhill. Same with Rutgers. U Nebraska, Omaha?
I feel happy just thinking of #RecipeOfTheDay. I feel even happier eating it: itโs Marmalade Pudding Cake! www.nigella.com/recipes/marm...
Those are some choice blurbs! I couldn't think of a better trio, seeing as Dostoevsky is unavailable. Congrats!
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Lot to love about this @nytimes.com editorial arguing for moderate politics as the way for Dems to win. I was struck by this passage on measurement validity. Potential reading for those teaching undergrad methods.
Just came across this. Neither Freakonomics nor Sean Carroll has called yet. ยฏ\_(ใ)_/ยฏ
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Let me guess: We are?
#RecipeOfTheDay is Roast Duck Legs with Potatoes, and it could scarcely be any easier to cook or feel more of a treat to eat! www.nigella.com/recipes/roas...
Sociology in ๐บ๐ธ
"For nearly 100-years, the conference has traveled across beautiful Indigenous homelands throughout the ... Turtle Island. In this historic moment, we are proud to name the PSAโs conference theme in Indigenous language: Shรบkwaatnim na iwรกyumixa"
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It is. But it has nothing to do with spelling ๐ซ๐ฎ ๐
#RecipeOfTheDay is the flamboyantly delectable Peach Melba Pavlova! I prefer to make most elements a day in advance (as explained in the recipe intro) but thatโs for ease, not an essential step. www.nigella.com/recipes/peac...
"Genetic variants associated with personality have widespread associations with other attributes, including social, economic, and medical outcomes."
Important knowledge for social scientists:
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Example where a public statement by an academic association is appropriate/necessary. "Can't be neutral in a moving train."
Except for the price tag.
Sociological research
www.thepublicdiscourse.com/2025/07/98359/
As noted, this is a CFP, not an article. The intro to the special issue will substantiate all those claims with evidence. "Bad ideas" refers to the quality of those ideas with respect to empirical evidence; their poor fit with reality.
Again, it doesn't "elevate a conclusion." You keep misrepresenting the language. Definitely not a "productive take" ๐
