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The reason that academically trained people leave the university is less to do with no longer wanting to be an academic and more to do with realizing that the university fails to incentivize being an academic.
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My Christian propaganda continued in 2023 with two pieces both published in @ReplyCollective. Admittedly it got subtler forms 😁. If you missed it here it is in a short thread. God willing more to come in 2024! 🙏 social-epistemology.com/2023…
Christian propaganda continued in 2022 with two pieces out and one that still might find home before this year is up. If not it will be the first in the 2023.
First came my thoughts on ethics and our moral life at @ReplyCollective ...
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If you've read UNITED STATES OF PARANOIA, you'll know that this repeatedly attributes views to it that are the exact opposite of my positions. Worse yet: The author cc:ed me when he submitted this, and so I informed him of many of its errors. He did not bother to correct any.
Lee Basham. “Jesse Walker’s ‘Broad Church’ of Conspiracy Theory: We’re all Paranoids.” SERRC 12 (8): 48–53. wp.me/p1Bfg0-827.
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'Knowing when a #pandemic arrives, and how to survive it when it 'leaves', by @ReplyCollective alumnus, @DesHewitt2: des.gen.in/post/knowing-when…
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A second, equally interesting review of my 'A Player's Guide to the Post-Truth Condition' has appeared on the @ReplyCollective website: social-epistemology.com/2021…
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Reliance on journal rankings is undermining academic integrity: careers can depend on publishing in higher-quartile journals, but the statistics are too easily gamed, says Caltech professor of mathematical finance Jakša Cvitanić
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The full special issue celebrating the centenary of Max Weber's "Science as a Vocation" (1919) is now online. The work discovered new trends in the social nature of science in the very making of its professional institutional structure. Read it here: bit.ly/Weber342
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The text of my lecture on the 100th anniversary of #MaxWeber's 'Science as Vocation' lecture is now online: tandfonline.com/eprint/FJXCK…
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“I only have two interests,” Epstein once told a longtime friend. “Science and p—y.” slate.trib.al/56G4qCL
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Workshop on #SocialEpistemology at @uni_copenhagen on 17-18 August: iva.ku.dk/english/research/c… @ReplyCollective @asist_org
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Eek! Someone should give Latour some Valium.... teapawt.net/LAReviewofBooks/status…
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Audio of my two @sts_vt lectures on progress and the future of politics are here at 140-1: www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/s… Thanks @ReplyCollective
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I'll be at my old stomping grounds of @sts_vt, thanks to @ReplyCollective on 5 Dec. My topic: Is there a future for the idea of #progress?
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nyti.ms/2ewhZMU A philosophical love story by @JohnKaag. @ReplyCollective @ProfSteveFuller @HumanomicsMap @PhilosophyMusee – at Denton, TX
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Read Socrates Tenured authors @adambriggle @RobertFrodeman in @guardian on why policy needs philosophers goo.gl/9XOIQf
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Now in book form: rowmaninternational.com/book… @RobertFrodeman @adambriggle
@ReplyCollective teapawt.net/carlgomb/status/781081…
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The much-anticipated Socrates Tenured is out now! @RowmanInternat @RobertFrodeman @adambriggle
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Keep an eye out for this new book by my friends @RobertFrodeman and @adambriggle of @ReplyCollective: againstprofphil.org/wp-conte…
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Plant Elicitors as Bio-Objects , Niki Vermeulen social-epistemology.com/2016… via @ReplyCollective @Bioobjects
