#Publish

Mx. Faylita Hicks

FaylitaHicks

I hate subtweets—but I want young poets to know that during this pandemic, a lot of editors are having a rough time. I got COVID and then two of my

Joshua Shepherd

PhilosophyShep

How much do philosophers publish? And how much do they cite? Anecdotes abound, but it is surely less than all the nearby sciences, surely. But I was curious about these

lukeshwar

singh_lukeshwar

Real Estate is still the most lucrative industry to be in but has big entry barriers. Each building built in Mumbai is atleast ₹1000 cr, which is equivalent to an

The Sharing Scientist

ScienceShared

The government rolling out mass testing in Liverpool using a novel test for which the published sensitivity and specificity data is just 'pass' and 0 details of the plan or

Kevin Rudd

MrKRudd

This is a dead-set lie by Murdoch’s CEO, Michael Miller, telling senators that I “proactively approached” them to write an article on China last Saturday. Nothing in that statement is

Bryan Bibb

bbibb

A few years ago I chaired a faculty search committee. It was really hard and I’m sure I made mistakes. But in the end it turned out great for our

Matthew Kirschenbaum

mkirschenbaum

A short thread, occasioned by working through the to-do list:One of the problems with review culture in the humanities, journal articles especially, is that it’s considered weak for a reviewer

Libe-Rei-tion Frequency

LossThief

So Chainsaw Man is reportedly moving to Jump+ in Japan for its serialization. Here's a thread on what this does mean, could possibly mean, and almost certainly doesn't mean. First

Noah Berlatsky

nberlat

anyway, the WSJ whining because people don't like their op ed is kind of contrary to the way people often say this works; ie, that people publish these things for

Glenn Greenwald

ggreenwald

My Resignation From The InterceptThe same trends of repression, censorship and ideological homogeneity plaguing the national press generally have engulfed the media outlet I co-founded, culminating in censorship of my

Tibor Rohacs

RohacsTibor

Impostor syndrome. I suspect most of us have some form of it; after all, who are we compared to Darwin or Newton. Remember though: Newton spent much of his time

Jo Maugham

JolyonMaugham

Remember Andrew Mills? Liz Truss advisor, architect of the VIP lane red carpet to riches Ayanda deal which involved the NHS blowing £155m on unusable facemasks? We explained in this

Dr. Tazin Daniels

ThePedagologist

At the #POD20 session on #ImposterSyndrome among Faculty & Educational Developers and I have some thoughts on why this is such an issue in our field... (1) most of us

Branko Milanovic

BrankoMilan

In the US, the hysteria happens through the "invisible hand" of personal incentives, not Politburo orders. Under communism, the Politburo would decide country X is bad from today on &

Kevin Jon Heller

kevinjonheller

Why did the @washingtonpost publish an editorial on the #ICC and #China by an author, @ivanastradner, who doesn't understand the most basic aspects of how the Court functions?https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/12/28/iccs-failu

Andreas Hansen

GrowthStockInv1

1) WebGL support in Unity is quite interesting as it opens up new possibilities that weren't possible before. Webassembly allows desktop applications to run in the web at near native

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