Nancy BaymNo racism like colorblind racism.
| Affiliations | University at Albany; VOX-Pol; Accelerationism Research Consortium |
| Book on Oath Keepers | https://cup.columbia.edu/book/oath-keepers/9780231550314 |
| Website | https://sjacksonphd.wordpress.com |
Sam Jackson
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Thinks about RW extremism too much. Conspiracy theories and social media, too. #BlackLivesMatter he/him
Don McCurdyJournalism Engineer at @themarkup – this looks like a wonderful role for the right person:
Some professional news: I'm thrilled to join CTEC at Middlebury as a senior research fellow. Kinda can't believe the awesome team I get to be part of!
I'll be working out of DC, so DC friends hmu!
Dean Baratta بطبطبطThe arms race between #bats and #moths. #nature #wildlife #evolution
“What’s to follow is a battle featuring echolocation, chemical defense, sonar jamming, stealth pursuit, and acoustic illusions…”
https://atmos.earth/exploring-evolution-of-bats-and-moths/?utm_source=pocket_reader
Stefan BohacekA study (not yet peer-reviewed) done by a team of researchers from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology concludes that between 33% and 46% of workers on platforms like Amazon's Mechanical Turk had used AI models to automate work typically done by humans needed to train AI systems.
alice e marwickDear #AOIR2023 attendees, please apply for our preconf workshop on conspiracy and alternative epistemologies! We are esp interested in those investigating conspiracy in non-Western contexts, amongst women/NB/queer folx, and populations of color. Deets: https://aoir.org/aoir2023/preconfworkshops/#future
J.M. BergerI'm holding an everywhere-but-Twitter promotion:
Optimal, my dystopian novel about a world run by algorithms, is free to download on Kindle through Friday.
Feel free to share this link anywhere that isn't Twitter!
Y'all, my memory is letting me down yet again.
Does anybody remember a recent survey that showed some paradoxical findings about veterans (or maybe military members or first responders, can't remember) and attitudes towards political violence? I think it was something like answers to one question suggested low support for political violence but answers to another question suggested a belief that a violent revolution might be necessary. Or something.
Does anybody remember a recent survey that showed some paradoxical findings about veterans (or maybe military members or first responders, can't remember) and attitudes towards political violence? I think it was something like answers to one question suggested low support for political violence but answers to another question suggested a belief that a violent revolution might be necessary. Or something.
Micah LoewingerMade my first All Things Considered piece! It's about my experience as a federal witness in the Stewart Rhodes / Jessica Watkins Oath Keepers case, and my complicated feelings about seeing my journalism help lock people up. https://www.npr.org/2023/05/26/1178507801/one-journalist-s-experience-of-being-drawn-into-one-of-the-largest-jan-6-trials
The MarkupWe’re looking for a #data #journalist to join our award-winning, #investigative newsroom.
Please share widely! https://boards.greenhouse.io/themarkup/jobs/6768437002