damienbe.bsky.social

@damienbe.bsky.social

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Je suis le 1er à être critique notamment sur l'oligopole US, la dépendence cognitive, l'IA fantasmée comme outil de destruction du service public et de l'école, mais on n'est pas sur une inutilité manifeste comme les NFT. C'est de là que vient le danger, si c'était inutile, il suffirait d'attendre.

Leonid Brejnev #FranceSoviet@leonidcccp.eurosky.social · 3d ago

Qui se rappelle des NFT et des gens qui vous expliquaient qu'il faut absolument y investir parce que c'était l'avenir

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J'ai beaucoup de mal à comprendre l'intérêt de ce genre de quasi-publi-reportage pour la PME de mariages blancs / gris d'un expatrié en Russie depuis 2022 [!]. En plein psychodrame sur le risque inexistant de regroupement familial des étudiants gazaouis. www.lalibre.be/debats/opini...

Épouser une Russe en 2026 : la paperasse, pas le fantasme

Visas, justificatifs, traductions, voyages via Istanbul : former un couple entre la Belgique et la Russie est devenu un parcours administratif. Loin des...

lalibre.be

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Ce n'est vrai que pour de gros SUV (les premiers véhicules électrifiés à cause des marges) et pas pour un parc électrifié "normal". On peut diviser cette estimation par au moins 5, voire plus pour les petites citadines (theicct.org/publication/..., www.ademe.fr/presse/commu...)

Life-cycle greenhouse gas emissions from passenger cars in the European Union: A 2025 update and key factors to consider - International Council on Clean Transportation

The study presents a life-cycle analysis of passenger cars in all major powertrains in Europe.

theicct.org

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I guess it's kind of hard to view the dismissal of one grublike phrenologist as a major hit to free speech after major American universities have in the past year banned the use of words and eliminated entire departments in the hopes of pleasing the senile president

i'm fully sick of this "racism is just another academic idea to be neutrally debated in the ivory tower" bit, it is transparent and long past tiresome

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“if we don’t stand up for the free speech of racists, it puts everyone’s free speech in danger.” - guy who only ever talks about free speech when it’s racism

When it comes to signing open letters about academic freedom, “We have to take a principled stand!” doesn’t work if there have been loads of other much more obvious and serious instances of violations of academic freedom to which you said absolutely nothing.

Peter@notalawyer.bsky.social · last mo.

“if we don’t stand up for the free speech of racists, it puts everyone’s free speech in danger.” - guy who only ever talks about free speech when it’s racism

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I wonder how many of the academics currently handwringing and signing open letters because a racist and eugenicist is in trouble expressed any support for the UT professor denied tenure without justification or criticized vetting of more and more researchers by the security services in France.

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It's a hyper-individualistic view of academic freedom in which the "special boys"do all the junk science they want. While the real core of it is self-regulation and jugment by your peers according to the standards of your discipline. There's a whole social/collective aspect to it as a safeguard!

Starfire’s Deranged Neocon Foreign Policy Podcast@irhottakes.bsky.social · last mo.

“Do black people have human levels of intelligence? Are gays degenerate?” The thing is, you would not allow people to waste time and scare their coworkers with this nonsense if you ran a Walmart. A certain level of order is required to get anything done.

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I'd really like to see a Venn diagram of people who are super concerned about plagiarism and proper citation etiquette and people who think LLMs are a must-use tool for literature review because who needs to read all this stuff anyway.

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The most absurd about this clickbait article is that the lifestyles of Musk, Zuckerberg, Bezos, etc. are almost universally repulsive to the average person, let alone the average critic of plutocracy. Who'd want to be like them when they all look miserable? www.christianitytoday.com/2026/07/love...

Love Thy Trillionaires - Christianity Today

If you spend your whole life despising the rich, the greatest tax will be on your soul.

christianitytoday.com

Ça devient un enfer de l'IA le Youtube histoire, quand on tape "Moyen Age" 1 vidéo sur 2 est de l'IA dégueulasse remplie de clichés. On est en train de faire un énorme retour en arrière sur les idées reçues qui sont propagées :/

Oui. Il est urgent d’arrêter de faire référence à ce graphique salaires des enseignants / smic qui est trompeur, et dont la conclusion logique est qu’il faudrait baisser le smic pour revaloriser le métier d’enseignant.

A. Grand d'Esnon@annegranddesnon.eurosky.social · 5mo ago

Il n'y aurait absolument aucune difficulté à situer l'évolution de ces salaires moyens par exemple à l'intérieur de déciles de salaire dans la population, mais non, on continue cette indécence de le rapporter au SMIC.

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The most ridiculous part is that we're supposed to believe that a sport that has set up a gazillion weight classes, to be able to accommodate the huge strength differentials between a 50kg boxer and a 90kg one, cannot find a way for SRY and trans women to compete and must ban them.

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A propos demographic decline... I travel a fair bit through Europe with kids and I don’t know how many times @floriangkern.bsky.social has heard me saying that I am convinced Europeans are speedily losing the habit of seeing kids around and interacting with them. Now this.

Jon Worth@jonworth.eu · 8mo ago

And the next SNCF passenger hostility: they’re banning children under 12 from their new premium class on TGVs 🤦‍♂️ 🐕 are ok however www.liberation.fr/economie/tra...

I keep seeing arguments that the Government should have spent the money on services eg Sure Start rather than lifting the two-child benefit cap. The evidence for cash transfers is very strong. And cash transfers go straight to families. Their decision is completely evidence backed and valid.

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There is abundant evidence that children in low income households do less well than their peers on a range of developmental outcomes. However, there is continuing uncertainty about how far money itself matters, and how far associations simply reflect other, unobserved, differences between richer and poorer families. The authors con-ducted a systematic review of studies using methods that lend themselves to causal interpretation. To be included, studies had to use Randomised Controlled Trials, quasi-experiments or fixed effect-style techniques on longitudinal data. The results lend strong support to the hypothesis that household income has a positive causal effect on children's outcomes, including their cognitive and social-behavioural development and their health, particularly in households with low income to begin with. There is also clear evidence of a positive causal effect of income on 'intermediate outcomes' that are important for children's development, including maternal mental health, parenting and the home environment. The review also makes a methodological contribution, identi-fying that effects tend to be larger in experimental and quasi-experimental studies than in fixed effect approaches. This finding has implications for our ability to generalise from observational studies.

Keywords Poverty Family income Child development Child outcomes Maternal

depression. Causal estimates

Electronic supplementary material The online version of this article (https://doi.org/10.1007/s12187-020-09782-0) contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users.

Kitty Stewart K.J.Stewart@lse.ac.uk

Kerris Cooper

K.M.Cooper@lse.ac.uk

1 Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion (CASE), London School of Economics and Political Science, Houghton Street, London WC2A 2A, England

2 Department of Social Policy and Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion (CASE), London School of Economics and Political Science, Houghton Street, London WC2A 2A, England…

Cas Mudde spells out what has become largely the consensus among researchers: moving right on immigration will not weaken the far right nor strengthen social democracy. If your reaction is "but in Denmark" please at least familiarize yourself with Danish politics www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

The ‘Danish model’ is the darling of centre-left parties like Labour. The problem is, it doesn’t even work in Denmark | Cas Mudde

This week’s local elections are the latest reminder that when social democrats move rightwards, they’re making a mistake, says academic and author Cas Mudde

theguardian.com

Faudra un jour rappeler que le modèle soi disant naturel de la femme au foyer-mari qui travaille n’a véritablement existé qu’aux États Unis dans les années 1950-1960 et seulement pour les classes moyennes et supérieures…

Mitildide 🧌@mitildide.bsky.social · 11mo ago

Nouvelle règle après les femmes trans, les lesbiennes, les étrangères, les intersexes et les athlètes, c'est au tour des femmes qui ne veulent pas être mères au foyer d'apprendre qu'elles ne sont pas de vraies femmes biologiques

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Marguerite Stern
@Margueritestern
Minute misogyne (j’ai le droit parce que je suis une femme, n’est-ce pas).

Quand j’observe les femmes, il m’arrive parfois de penser que le féminisme a été créé par des femmes plus testostéronées que les autres, qui ont pris leur cas pour une généralité, alors que certaines auraient préféré rester à la maison.

Et maintenant les "femmes-maison" sont soûlées d’avoir à travailler à cause des "femmes-alpha". Mais c’est inavouable et elles se sentent obligées de faire comme les hommes étant donné que les "femmes-alpha" ont érigé le modèle masculin en modèle universel.

Je vois passer pas mal de discussions sur "l'IA" et je pense qu'il faut définir ce que l'on entend par IA avant de discuter plus avant, car ce terme finit par avoir une acception très large (et même trop large !) et des domaines d'applications très divers.