#Institutional

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1) This is a pretty good article, but I disagree with this: “There is, however, a radical difference between this Cold War and the one that developed during the second

Derek (Lid on Likes) (#Kraken Emeritus)

PereGrimmer

The "mansplaining" frame is a method of demonizing normative male behavior. The project is to demoralize males and make them submit to feminine (institutional) authority—say, credentials as opposed to knowing

jenn m. jackson

JennMJacksonPhD

Okay, so people are struggling with this. Everyone is anti-Black. Everyone is prejudiced against Black people *including* most Black people. This is because we are all socialized under white supremacy.

Noah Smith 🐇

Noahpinion

Once you read "Homage to Catalonia" and "The Battle for Spain", you start to see patterns in leftist movements everywhere...it's always the Communists, the Anarchists, the Trotskyists, and the Republicans...

Nate Fischer

NateAFischer

Thought on growth of conspiracy theories among Christians:This is not a good thing, but many misread the cause by focusing blame on those who accept and share such theories.Rather, it

Daniel Snider 🥛

PersonofAwesome

Can be tempting to see the battle against short-sellers as about one sector of the system manipulating stocks and regular people who support targeted companies such as GameStop rebelling against

Taylor Holiday

TaylorHoliday

1/ Why hire an agency?An agency's value is based on two primary things.1. The talent of its people2. The ability to aggregate and operationalize institutional knowledge Here's how we think

Waverly SM

waverly_sm

i'm really going to try not to tweet about admissions again after this, but seriously, this past week has been a shitshow. worse, it has been an AVOIDABLE shitshow. and

Cooper Lund

cooperlund

The NYC IS NEVER COMING BACK article is ridiculous for a number of reasons (it being published by a “founder” on LinkedIn should have been your first tip off). Let’s

David Atkins

DavidOAtkins

The big problem with the @DNC isn't that it does bad things. It's that it doesn't do much of anything at all. All the leadership picks outside of the Chair

Em

DrEm_79

There’s a lot of well intentioned stuff about mental health and COVID and Christmas just now. But for some people all this attention on being alone, being unable to follow

Ben DuBose

BenDuBose

When one team was scapegoated for an institutional problem with numerous confirmed violators, after years of lax enforcementhttps://twitter.com/michael_cerami/status/1358994666910322695 I've used this analogy before, but if you care dee

Jasmine D. Parker, Ph.D.

DrJasmineParker

Hi, interdisciplinary social scientist here. I see a LOT of convo around #CancelStudentDebt, and I want to help frame this concept. Not only is canceling student debt good for the

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

Good series of articles by Sidney Leng on two decades of policies aimed – and failing – to get China’s Western regions to catch up. If a country or region

Arash Kolahi

ArashKolahi

Part of what makes conspiracy theories like Q-Anon so appealing is that the sheer magnitude & scale of these theories match people's lived experiences of pain, alienation, indignity & oppression.Centrism's

Andrea Garnero

AGarnero

Great new report by MIT @workofthefuture task force: "History and economics show no intrinsic conflict amongtechnological change, full employment, and rising earnings... but we must foster institutional innovations that complement

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