Like countless other hostilities, the stealthy Israeli missile and drone strike on Iran doesn’t risk war. It is war.
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The smears spurred Austrian police to raid Islamophobia scholar Farid Hafez’s family home. Then the terrorism charges fell apart.
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The Weeping Angels are the most original high-concept Doctor Who monsters to be introduced in nearly 30 years, with elegance to their horror.
Plus, a pipeline company is caught trespassing, corporations face heat for shady stock deals, and law enforcement’s pseudoscience doesn’t hold up.
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I feel I should acknowledge the death of Daniel Dennett, a philosopher who had the rare gift of communicating his interesting ideas very well. Even now, many years later and although I disagree with some significant bits, I would recommend … Continue reading
In today's BCTV Daily Dispatch: Taylor Swift, Good Omens 3, Star Trek/Roddenberry, House of the Dragon, Interview with the Vampire, and more!
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Dear ES/PE community members, find below an abundant and excellent list of great academic opportunities: 23 calls for papers for conferences (some are fully or partly funded) and special issues, 12 summer schools, 12 job openings, 5 PhD scholarships, 4 postdoctoral positions, and 3 visiting fellowships in economic sociology, political economy, work, and related fields, with […]
I’ve been doing a bunch of talks and events online, mostly not CT related, but a couple that might be interesting to readers. One that certainly is is this conversation with Francis Spufford, which is a coda to Red Plenty. Some of my bits of the conversation build on this Long Now talk from a […]
Robert Farley has replied to my recent post on the obsolescence of naval power. Unlike our previous exchange, a pile-on where I was (as he points out) in a minority of one, Robert’s tone is mostly civil this time, and I intend to reciprocate. Our disagreements have narrowed a fair way. On many points, it’s […]
A heroic dog rescuer. He saves the dogs and they save him right back. You can follow him on Youtube as well.
Time to extinguish the slacker cliche.
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I have to admit that it’s breaking my heart to watch a new generation of anxious parents think that they can address the struggles their kids are facing by eliminating technology from kids’ lives. I’ve been banging my head against this wall for almost 20 years, not because I love technology but because I care so deeply […]