There's cutenomics, and there are those who don't fuck around
Beatrice Cherrier
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Arthur Charpentier ⏚ 🇨🇦 🇯🇵"le premier conseil de média training que j’ai reçu était de préparer ses interventions. En tant que chercheur, on publie sur un sujet mais il y a un vrai travail de vulgarisation à fournir. Le second conseil était de ne pas répondre aux questions des journalistes mais de s’en servir pour faire passer ses messages. Et si la question ne nous paraît pas pertinente, assumer de ne pas pouvoir y répondre." https://themeta.news/michael-zemmour/ par @michaelzemmour
"ideologies do not aim exclusively or even primarily at truth. They must provide simple, shared narratives that lend clarity and coherence to a complex political world and set of policy proposals in a form that enables political elites of various kinds to coordinate effectively in competing for political power" https://www.conspicuouscognition.com/p/thoughts-on-ideology "What is the rationale for one-dimensional politics? Why does it exist? One answer is that the left-right political spectrum captures substantive differences"
After a good 9-month gestation with Pedro Duarte, a birth assisted by the more benevolent and skilled team I could think of. Many thanks to CIRED researchers
for the warm welcome and fruitful discussions
for the warm welcome and fruitful discussions
"Once we open the door to consider catastrophic change, a whole new debate is engaged...If we cannot reliably judge how potential geophysical changes will affect civilization, can we use the plain vanilla cost-benefit analysis (or even the Haagen Dazs variety in dynamic optimization models)?"
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AkshayHmmm…
This definitely reveals different academic qualifications, but perhaps only reveals substructure for the humanities, i.e. fields where you need to read a lot of books, and authors matter.
On the side of physical sciences you see little structure. (you only need two electrodynamics books, introductory and advanced, and it’s irrelevant who wrote them)
Maps based on co-citations/paradigms I think look better there:
https://www.americanscientist.org/article/visualizing-disciplines-transforming-boundaries
Olivier GodechotIn my new Introduction to sociology class, I gave students this form to fill to show them how disciplinary boundaries are now blurred: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe0L1w-QQS_S8p_cKqzu_UUE1K8V7HRt3gXqJkTBhmWtPT9Zg/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0
