Monthly Archives: September 2021
The Scout Mindset
It seems like every few months there’s another book published about how we can think better, think more clearly, think more long term, or just think again. Judging from the level of discourse here in the US, it doesn’t appear … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged belief, book review, julia galef, nonfiction, psychology, scout mindset, skepticism, thinking
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Twitter and Tear Gas
The brutal murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer on May 25, 2020 sparked widespread protest across the US. In Seattle, where I live, demonstrations centered in an area called Capitol Hill. For nearly a month protesters occupied … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Computers and Internet, Politics
Tagged book review, nonfiction, protest, social media, zeynep tufekci
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