Is there anything more awkward than German and Americans emailing each other? Dear Robert (if I may), graciously would you allow me to attend your meeting? Yours in most sincerity, Dr. Prof. Hans-Joseph Fritzberger Hey Hans! Great! - Bill

Every R user knows that the only true way to visualize data in R is ggplot2 + a mental breakdown

Me every time I see an xphi paper with an n > 150

The online Experimental Philosophy UK work-in-progress workshop starts its next season with a keynote by Shaun Nichols, this Wednesday, Oct 9. Thereafter 2 talks per session, 2nd Wed each month. All welcome! Autumn/winter program and registration info: philevents.org/event/show/125…

I am increasingly convinced that the biggest impact that a single group of senior academics could make on the state of modern scholarship is starting a non-profit OA publishing house

Is speedrunning a science? The speedrunning community has their version of: - Research papers (forum & Reddit posts) - Experiments and discoveries aimed at understanding an underlying reality - Open access data repositories (Twitch, etc) - Peer-review youtube.com/watch?v=R_wscU…

If anyone has students who are potentially interested in applying for a PhD with me at the University of Kent - preferably at the intersection of moral psychology and AI - please do encourage them to get in touch with me. sedarc.ac.uk

I'm so excited that the team for our ERC/UKRI project on Trust in Moral Machines at Psychology at Kent is all in all place, and studies are running full steam ahead. Want to know more about the project and team? 👇 research.kent.ac.uk/trust-moral-ma…

The second PostDoc on the team is Ethan Landes - a psychosopher (or maybe philschologist?) - interested in developing new empirical methods to answer questions that philosophers might not realise can be answered with science. Read more about him here: research.kent.ac.uk/trust-moral-ma…

Not sure who still needs to hear it, but the vibes on 🟦 are *remarkably good* and tons of people have migrated over