good to see that one person is still posting about me On Here

checking in on bsky dot app - oh it's only the bad takes from the other website made by extremely conflict averse people. i'll check back in next quarter

Happy to share that my article “Jewish Economic Theology” has been published by the St. Andrews Encyclopedia of Theology. It’s basically the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, but for theology. Free to use. Open access. Check it out: www.saet.ac.uk/Judaism/Jewi...

Here are a few basics of the piece: 1) Jewish thought about economic matters is not traditionally written under an "economic" heading, because that heading is modern; it is instead completely mixed together with thought about other things (God, politics, family). It may not advertise "economic"ness

Sam Brody@samuelhayimbrody.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Happy to share that my article “Jewish Economic Theology” has been published by the St. Andrews Encyclopedia of Theology. It’s basically the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, but for theology. Free to use. Open access. Check it out: www.saet.ac.uk/Judaism/Jewi...

Thrilled to announce the Call for Participants for the first annual Monsoon Session Symposium at Mimbres School (Aug 10-14). Six applicants will be chosen to put readings on the table for the event and will receive lodging and meals. Gen attendance tickets will be on sale later.

Monsoon Session 2026

Call for Participants: Mimbres School Monsoon Session 2026, Aug 10-14. Slavery’s Domestic Economy The Mimbres School for the Humanities invites applications to participate in our first in-person Mons...

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So they turned to this Navajo PFC we had found on base and pulled in, they explained why they didn't want to talk, and said they thought it would be best if she spoke. And this boot looked at this O-6 and O-5 and said totally deadpan "Gentlemen, I have some bad news for you about the Navajo."

Greta thrunberg for climate mao

It exists! Check out mimbres.org

Nate Holdren@nhold.bsky.social · 8mo ago

someone should invent a thing that's like a university but it's goal is to facilitate learning

Caesar to Nero w/ Colin Drumm Mimbres School Fall 2026

Mimbres School will be in attendance at the ACLA in Montreal next year Feb 26 - Mar 1. We'll probably rent a big house and hold some functions. See you there.

I'm having trouble tracking down well-sourced quotations in which Abraham Lincoln comments directly on monetary politics and the greenbacks. There are a lot of fake quotations circulating. He's pretty laconic in Spaulding. Appreciate any good sources for Lincoln on greenbacks

Caesar to Nero w/ Colin Drumm Mimbres School Fall 2026

Land Back? w/ Malulani Castro Mimbres School Fall 2026

Ghost in the Machine w/ Jules Delisle Mimbres School Spring 2025

Trauma and Hypnosis w/ Xafsa Ciise Mimbres School Fall 2026

Ghost in the Machine w/ Jules Delisle Mimbres School Spring 2025

If you are a current graduate student working in an area of interest of the Mimbres School faculty, you may be interested in our new Directed Reading offering. This will be most helpful to students in the early stages of their research projects.

is there anybody in this general area who would like to have some beers and discuss matters of intellectual concern please hmu i'll come to you

truth nuke, marx TKO'd

JW Mason@jwmason.bsky.social · 9mo ago

To put it another way, *capital* is perfectly capable of organizing decarbonization. The problem is *capital-owners*, who are political actors and not just the embodiments of the accumulation process. Elon Musk is symptomatic here.

He doesn't post here often and he would dislike a lot of people and be disliked in turn, but @drumm-colin.bsky.social and his colleagues at mimbres do a lot interesting work here. Unlike Zohran Mamdani, he would absolutely impose woke sharia. .

My essay "Money is a thing: coins and bills in late medieval Europe" is now out in the Research Handbook on Law and Political Economy. This is a relatively concise statement of the numismatic (i.e. anti-chartalist) view of medieval European money. I hope it's of interest and use.

My essay "Money is a thing: coins and bills in late medieval Europe" is now out in the Research Handbook on Law and Political Economy. This is a relatively concise statement of the numismatic (i.e. anti-chartalist) view of medieval European money. I hope it's of interest and use.

For those interested in building new institutions for higher education, I'd be happy to share what I've learned over the last five years building Mimbres School. It is possible and there is a market for this product (but you'll need to become comfortable thinking about "markets" and "products"!)

Benjamín Schultz-Figueroa@benjaminschultzfig.bsky.social · 12mo ago

Everywhere we look we see signs of the institutions of higher ed collapsing, not only financially, but also in terms of living up to their own values. I'd love to be a part of brainstorming alternatives beyond these institutions. Where is that work happening and are they accepting new members?

I have taught two courses with the Mimbres School, "On Horses" back in 2023 and currently wrapping up "Domestication Syndrome." I usually do a reading group once a semester; next semester, I'm leading one about Castration. We research many different subject areas which intersect and overlap.

Everywhere we look we see signs of the institutions of higher ed collapsing, not only financially, but also in terms of living up to their own values. I'd love to be a part of brainstorming alternatives beyond these institutions. Where is that work happening and are they accepting new members?

Upcoming Fall 2025 courses for the Mimbres School! "Childhood" w Jules Delisle @jadevidadelisle.bsky.social "Prehistory of Islam" w Martin Devecka "Political Arithmetic" w Colin Drumm @drumm-colin.bsky.social Sign-ups here: mimbres.org/courses

Syllabus for my course "Political Arithmetic" this Fall at the Mimbres School. First session meets on September 20. Tuition is $250. drive.google.com/file/d/1N8tf...

does anybody know of a place where keynes elaborates on this special case