How amazing & beautiful is this? A group of people found this little guy trapped in a pit. Took em in & took care of him overnight.🥺 The next day they decided to find the owner but instead they found a group of goats with the same white fur. & then this happened.. ,😭❤️

Being 🇩🇰 I don't feel comfortable proofreading 🇬🇧 papers. However - inspired by The Black Goat - if you send a dataset and manuscript, I'll be happy to attempt to computationally reproduce your work. Esp. biomechanics but other, simpler stuff is also OK. No authorship expectation.

‘Moral’ & ‘injury’ have been the most important two words to my life in the last two years. It’s such a powerful reframing, from ‘i burned out’ to ‘i have been morally injured ’. I’m thrilled my thread resonated and has been useful!

I get especially ranty in the main segment of this one (starts around 33:30) and my audio quality is not the best so really an all around feast for your ears.

🐐🔥😍 opb.org/article/2020/0…

The Black Goat I'm istening to the podcast on awards. Reminder that all the bad stuff that happens to ECRs affects where they end up, and mid-career awards can address wrongs if they are not just repeats of other awards to people who are already superstars.

Our conversation, recorded two years ago, with Rink Hoekstra about the time Marcoulides, as editor of Educational and Psychological Measurement, changed a reviewer’s (Fiona Fidler’s) comments. Related to this: science.sciencemag.org/content/370/65…

In this episode, Rink Hoekstra tells our bizarre peer review story to the goats

The goats who stare at scientists webinar! Wednesday 9th December 1pm-1:45pm. Dr Nawroth will highlight some of the studies covering goat-human interactions and will further outline how applied research could benefit from these results! ucph-ku.zoom.us/j/66609476468

Thanks The Black Goat