#Polarization

Ashish Dhar

Infinitchy

When Hindus say that Sikhs are a Hindu panth, they mean it with absolutely no political agenda partly because they have no political agenda in the first place. But more

Sukant Hajra

shajra

This tweet has resulted in a lot of public and private correspondence. Some of it okay. A lot of it messy. Here's a long thread with some reflections.https://twitter.com/shajra/status/1293874282079158275 I participated

Lyall Taylor

LT3000Lyall

Throughout history, the intelligentsia has often played a large role in inciting racial/inter-group hatred which has sometimes lead to civil war, authoritarian government, and even genocide. It is pretty easy

The Daily Mao

TheDailyMao

(0/n): Serious Twitter thread time: I think the governing elites in both China and the US have a mental model of each other that is, in a few key political

MAINLANDER

thedoubleduke

One of the weirdest and most worrying aspects of the relationship between the PH govt and the media is that the media no longer sets the agenda. They lost that

Joshua Collins

InvisiblesMuros

THREAD: What would civil war really look like in the US? Obvsly the only place to look for answers is dystopian sci-fi comic literature and one in particular has eerie

Adam Jentleson 🎈

AJentleson

This op-ed is a good roadmap laying out the relatively limited arguments that remain for defenders of the filibuster. It's worth taking a minute to break them down.https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/512512-unintended-consequences-o

Dr. Danna Young🇺🇸✌🏻

dannagal

Where are the explainer threads on the role of "psychological reactance" (Brehm, 1966) and COVID? Especially as we sit perched at the intersection of identity-fueled political polarization and a politicized

Lion Schulz

Lion_Schulz

Excited to share this! We show that dogmatic beliefs are predicted by how people use their confidence to guide their search for information - out in @PNASNews w/ @M_Rollwage, Ray

Kerry

kerry62189

Looking back, I think it is a mistake to say the rationalist community was better at predicting pandemic-related things. Some of them are good predictors in general, including on this

David Kleimann

DavidKleimann

Some thoughts on the #EUTradeReview Annex on WTO reform that was released yesterday by @trade_eu. https://bit.ly/2Ncrt4o It reflects EU global governance leadership in action, quite clearly occupying large parts of

Saad Khan

Saadkhan725

As an ardent nationalist, I agree with your point of view, but still, it’s imperative to do a critical analysis of this tweet. Acknowledging diversity is one thing (functionally indispensable),

Dr. Peter Q. Blair

pqblair

To celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth , I will have a daily tweet on Econ papers that have inspired me. Comment below with your suggestions #Econs4BHM 1/28 First up, Sadie Alexander, who 100

Omar Wasow

owasow

”We are now potentially dealing with a problem of *mass radicalization*. We’re not talking about the case of a few people that got themselves caught up in an extremist milieu

Corey A. DeAngelis

DeAngelisCorey

No mention of teachers unions? No mention of incentives? Private schools are more likely to reopen in person because they know their customers can take their money elsewhere. "It’s union

Alice Wilder

Alice_Wilder

I’ve spent the last year listening to *every* episode of the Trump campaign’s official podcast.I found a near constant stream of misinformation, especially around voter fraud in the 2020 election.

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