You can’t tame freedom.

#Navalny

Was very happy to speak as part of this excellent panel. Watch the full event bellow ICSR Security Studies XCEPT Research

Don't miss our most recent work on crowdsourcing interventions against partisan misinformation. Out now! 🎉👇🏼

This is finally out! 👇🏼

Congrats Ara! Very well deserved!

Is Peace Possible? The Moving Parts of a Current Conflict | Psychology Today psychologytoday.com/us/blog/in-god…

Thrilled to see our research covered by Forbes forbes.com/sites/traversm…

ah, Greg, '22 years' is no big deal; you'll need another 22 to match my 44.
And, yes, academic institutions have little appetite for self-criticism. They are, with scattered exceptions, remarkably brittle

A survey has found that 23% of east Germans agree or partially agree that “the Nazis had their good sides” and 21% agree that “without the annihilation of the Jews, Hitler would have been a great statesman”

pnas.org/doi/pdf/10.107…

On entering WWII, the US committed to unconditional victory via massive force. But focus on material capacity to neglect of “will to fight” in subsequent regional wars—Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan—has carried woeful costs. This nearly was so with Ukraine.

pnas.org/doi/pdf/10.107…

On entering WWII, the US committed to unconditional victory via massive force. But focus on material capacity to neglect of “will to fight” in subsequent regional wars—Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan—has carried woeful costs. This nearly was so with Ukraine.

Super exciting, innovative, cool work on how morality changes as a function of network size. Can't wait to dig deeper. Fantastic work as always.

“All plants are our brothers and sisters.

They talk to us and if we listen, we can hear them.”

– Arapaho, 🪶✨

In the forests of Madagascar the mossy leaf-tailed gecko makes itself almost invisible to avoid conflict and predation
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The incredible process of making a wooden ball ⚽️

Great graphics

This video of a magnetic slime robot was one of our most popular this year – and yes, we know it looks like Venom
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Last night I took my sharpest photo of Mars since I first got into astrophotography 5 years ago. This was captured using a 14' telescope on the sidewalk in front of my house. You can clearly see Olympus Mons!

A 360° camera view from the top of Mt Everest

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