❗ Don't miss our #ecprgc22 session on developing an ecosystem of FAIR, Linked & #OpenData 🎙️ Chairs Tom Mustillo, Michelangelo Vercesi Leuphana & Holger Döring GESIS @gesisorg.bsky.social 🗣️ Linda Basile @boomgaardenhg Elizabeth Brophy Natalie Meyers Eike Mark Rinke has moved to Bluesky 📅 Fri 13:30 CEST bit.ly/3Tdw8zX

Go meredith conroy ! Go Geena Davis Institute ! Amazing work!

.University of Notre Dame English alumna Tess Gunty '15 has been named a finalist for the National Book Award! nytimes.com/2022/10/04/boo…

Thanks to Irish Foil Arms and Hog :))it’s very funny, specially the way they imitated accent!)

I think about this every time I take off.

.University of Notre Dame political scientists Rachel Porter and Erin Rossiter know the value of being fluent in many languages — like R, C++, and Python. How programming and other tech skills make them two of the top young quantitative data scientists in the field: al.nd.edu/news/latest-ne…

Great visit by @kmmunger to Notre Dame, elaborating on this paper into the normative case for the US to ban TikTok. I counted faculty from at least 7 departments in the room.

I'm getting my world cup updates from the NYT. Help.

I'm fully in on this, disciplinary incentives be damned. My post-tenure life of reading broadly is so much richer than my pre-tenure life of trying to satisfy subfield peers.

At what age (on average) do you imagine that money starts leaving your Venmo account faster than it enters? With 2 20somethings and a teen with a new Pixel, I'm definitely on the net deficit side of this equation.

Spotted an enormous flock of sandhill cranes migrating north over South Bend, IN. Or was it.

This year's #dignitydev speakers will include Charli Carpenter of UMass Amherst, Clifford Bob of Duquesne University, and Dr. Kelebogile Zvobgo (she/her) of William & Mary and International Justice Lab.

Very nice paper by Steve Horwitz on liberalism and spontaneous-order thinking. Worth reading.

Inspiring leadership and major moves towards #openscience and #fairdata in democracy studies by Universität Wien team, @pazmandy, and Georg Lutz.

Lots to like about this piece. Attention to early uses of polarization in other fields (physical and natural sciences!) and re-tethering it to early politics and political science lends it great validity.

Tributes to Cormac McCarthy by two great but different institutions that shape me. His "Operating Principles" for the Santa Fe Institute. And an essay at Commonweal Magazine, first published in 2016: commonwealmagazine.org/cormac-mccarth…

Fabulous explainer of the mutiny in Russia. samf.substack.com/p/prigozhins-m…

thegradient.pub/why-transforma…