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Your man on the inside

@insidertakes

Caustically optimistic.

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Zaid Jilani (@zaidjilani) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I think from Tariffs to the anti-Harvard crusade to attacking foreign students a lot of the populist GOP are high on their own supply and not understanding where most Americans are on these topics

Nicholas A. Christakis (@nachristakis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“How Malicious AI Swarms Can Threaten Democracy” We show how coordinated multi-agent LLM swarms can infiltrate communities, craft synthetic grassroots “consensus,” and erode institutional trust—and what we can do now to stop it. osf.io/preprints/osf/…

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It’s genuinely hilarious watching a super-rich guy with a giant media platform complain endlessly about being victimized and blackballed by like ten physicists. The only thing he doesn’t have is peer validation, and they just will never give it to him. It’s… art.

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These people are not gonna enjoy when the Left comes back and does another purge of the universities. The next wave of woke will spare nobody.

Jonathan Kay (@jonkay) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Another exciting DEI initiative from University of Waterloo : Share your pronouns! Buttt .... 1. Pronouns cannot be more than "60 characters" 2. Using the (publicly posted!) pronouns without first getting permission can "devastate" people 3. "Mocking" this exciting system = DEI

Another exciting DEI initiative from <a href="/UWaterloo/">University of Waterloo</a> : Share your pronouns! Buttt ....
1. Pronouns cannot be more than "60 characters"
2. Using the (publicly posted!) pronouns without first getting permission can "devastate" people 
3. "Mocking" this exciting system = DEI
Michael A. Arouet (@michaelaarouet) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Germany is a strange country, Germans hold almost 3 Trillion Euros in bank deposits which earn them negative real interests. No wonder that so many German retirees are poor.

Germany is a strange country, Germans hold almost 3 Trillion Euros in bank deposits which earn them negative real interests. No wonder that so many German retirees are poor.
Michael Geist (@mgeist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Bill C-2 has enormous implications for the privacy of Canadians. Buried toward the end is a law enforcement wish list that includes warrantless disclosure of information about Internet subscribers and unprecedented access to Internet provider networks. x.com/mgeist/status/…

Alexander Berger (@albrgr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Cool coverage in Nature of the Medical Evidence Project, a new initiative that Open Philanthropy is supporting to root out flawed and fake medical papers.

Cool coverage in Nature of the Medical Evidence Project, a new initiative that <a href="/open_phil/">Open Philanthropy</a> is supporting to root out flawed and fake medical papers.
Your man on the inside (@insidertakes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thank goodness the fuckwits who can’t even manage to stop industrial-scale car theft in Canada are investigating wars half a world away. Surely they can get to the bottom of things.

Margaret McCuaig-Johnston (@m_johnston1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Chinese EVs should not be sold in Cda due to their software that gathers data & stores it in China. We need to collaborate w other countries on Cdn EV dev’t. Our canola & other ag sectors need to diversify so China stops using them as leverage to change unrelated Cdn policies.

Sam Pratt (@sampratt99) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Some promising trends in the psychology replication crisis since 2004: - Fewer studies publish weak p values (.01 < p < .05) - Studies with weak p values are less likely to get cited - The % of weak p values (26%) is now roughly what we would expect from studies with 80% power.

Some promising trends in the psychology replication crisis since 2004:

- Fewer studies publish weak p values (.01 &lt; p &lt; .05)
- Studies with weak p values are less likely to get cited
- The % of weak p values (26%) is now roughly what we would expect from studies with 80% power.