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@michaelanes.bsky.social

Cognitive psychologist | Wittenberg University Cog/neuro/science, gender, race, 🎵, 🇵🇱 US Fulbright Scholar '10-'11 | Witt in Poland '13, '18 | Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad '24 in Poland with political theorist Heather Wright. He/him

The latest El Niño forecast by the ECM is suggesting a record shattering +4°C event. Impacts; - Record breaking global warmth (1.7-1.8°C) - Catastrophic marine heatwaves Potential to be one of the most disruptive climate anomalies we’ve ever observed.

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It’s really important to understand that the criminal legal system in the U.S. already produced the infrastructure to make ICE possible. If we ever rid ourselves of ICE the way to make it harder to revive it will be destroying and defunding the institutions it has borrowed so much from

The Marshall Project@themarshallproject.org · 7h ago

Adapting to public pushback, the Trump administration is pivoting to expand immigration detention bedspace nationwide.

i would say this is the core of the problem. We don't take anti-Black and anti-Native violence seriously, when the literal Nazis did. They took Andrew Jackson's notes so seriously that Hitler wrote about admiring the Trail of Tears and reservation systems- reducing the KKK to being "silly"

Coriolus Nimrod@coriolusn.bsky.social · yesterday

Yeah, but the KKK have long been viewed as marginal, clownish peckerwood halfwits by most everyone. They don’t scan as radical racists who hold broad national institutional power. I don’t know who the archetype for that in the U.S. is. Woodrow Wilson?

“The tragic implication of Plümper and Neumayer’s analysis is not that individual scientists are unusually dishonest, but that a system designed to incentivise truth-seeking has been incrementally transformed into one that often rewards its distortion” blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsereviewofb...

Is publication, not truth, now the driving pursuit of science? - LSE Review of Books

The Credibility Crisis in Science by Thomas Plümper and Eric Neumayer explores how researcher incentives and publication bias distort scientific knowledge

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