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  1. ! Progress is being made to address the replication crisis 🔥

    "NIH is launching a new, agency-wide initiative to elevate replication and reproducibility studies as foundational to the conduct of gold standard science."
    nih.gov/replicationandreproduc

  2. Don't let nobody take your sunshine, boo boo! You earned it 🫶🏽

  3. I'm in a yelly mood, ig, teehee

  4. It's YOUR job to MAKE SURE you have a GOOD DAY. Not because you don't deserve it. Not because nobody owes nobody nothin. But because YOU'RE THE ONLY ONE WHO CAN

  5. CW: Well ackshually

    I know that's not the year Wunderlich published his paper. I know Wunderlich wasn't a noble. I'm taking literary liberties because there's an art to communication and the issue isn't unique to that example. In fact, this post was prompted by me trying to find the source of something else

  6. Playing telephone with secondary citations is infuriating — made all the worse when you figure out everyone is actually citing an inbred fancy lad from 1876 who used a meager / unrepresentative sample, questionable methodology, and instruments about as accurate as eyeballing it. Them you realize we've spent 150 years misunderstanding something as basic as, oh, I don't know, the typical temperature of a healthy human being

  7. Impacts speak louder than "intentions"

  8. Desire-directed behavior

  9. Drawing up a new social contract

  10. Maybe he thinks Russia will help him steal the election if he bribes them while threatening Ukraine

  11. Intelligent people LOVE trying to extend beyond their competence... That is, the confidence gained from being generally seen as smart and being genuinely skilled in some field, consistently leads folks to arrogantly try and operate in a new (often related) sphere without doing the work

    One of the dunning-kruger effect's most humbling manifestations, to be sure

  12. CW: Gremlin advice

    Things will change if you MAKE it personal 😈

  13. Looking into him some more, he told people to follow Richard Hanania, calling him one of the few "public intellectuals ... doing actual thinking ... these days"

    nymag.com/intelligencer/2023/0

    Polis has been called the most libertarian Governor in America. It is likely that his ethnonationalist, pro-apartheid tendencies were what motivated him to free Tina, perhaps hoping to dis-integrate America while ensuring that we continue bankrolling / fighting wars in the middle east

  14. (he doesn't care about anything and there will not, in fact, be consequences. Unless of course you [REDACTED])

  15. Jared Polis, Democratic Governor of Colorado, commuted Tina Peters' 9 year sentence after she was convicted of HACKING VOTING MACHINES when she tried to help Trump steal the election. The first out gay governor, an avowed zionist and liberal "centrist," Polis freed her because he doesn't think that democracy ending in America will harm him. When members of the clemency board spoke out against Governor Polis' decision to make sure people know there are no consequences for Republicans trying to steal elections, he fired them. While the state Democratic Party did censure him for this, one must focus on the material consequences — the only one of which being her ability to meet with Trump recently and help plot to steal this coming election.

    newsweek.com/tina-peters-seizi

    Is Jared Polis a treasonous monster who doesn't care that he's put all other gay people, women, and non-whites at risk? Was he in the unredacted Epstein files? Does he care of he harms "bad jews" like me? Stay tuned!

  16. For some reason, the people who think what's happening in the middle east is "complicated" REALLY don't like when you learn the history

  17. CW: Disappointing

    A lot of smart people with good hearts have a less realistic understanding of people than fools with wicked souls.

    Says something about who really has power in our lil "meritocracy"

    Ps: it's crazy how many people think Trump is smart 🤡

  18. Every car becoming a plausibly-deniable dissident eliminator is by far the scariest part of the modern panopticon IMO. Like, flock bad, sure. But your car also has cameras, is connected to the internet via the GPS tracker with multiple mics & cameras you call a phone, weighs 2 tons, has the power of hundreds of horses, and can steer itself! The very CONCEPT of self-driving "safety" features is terrifying! Yet there's so little backlash...
    theguardian.com/technology/201

  19. CW: Carbon fiber submarine

    Everyone's heard of explosive decompression, yet nobody talks about implossive compression. Well, except that one time

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