@thestustustudio
@jaketapper
Do they not have a noise ordinance there? Is there no law on the books there prohibiting disturbance of the peace? Harassment?
Look, if they want to carry signs on the sidewalk & not obstruct anyone’s coming or going, that’s one thing. But standing in the street? Megaphones?
@edudissenter
Kids who simply will not adjust to school and allow themselves and others to be taught & corrected — let’s call them the serially incorrigible — should be put to work. They should have the option of pursuing education later, if they wish to make a serious effort.
@alixabeth
@nytimes
This post is silly. His career as a leading political scientist was built on *his* studies, his teaching, his research and writing. As was customary for a gentleman of his era, he's here graciously acknowledging his wife's contribution to the life they built together.
@Number10cat
@elonmusk
Careful, Larry. Lawyer here. In the US, we interpret ‘incitement’ *very* narrowly in our law. So, ‘hate speech’ is essentially protected speech here. Numbers 1 & 2 from your post *could not* be made illegal by state or federal law under our 1st Am jurisprudence.
@skdh
Well, Hossenfelder, that's just nonsense. Our democratic republic, with its constitutional protections of individual liberties and rule of law very much intact, has withstood the pressures of populism at least as well as has any European country of late. Probably better.
@sfmcguire79
The current crop of students at Harvard is awful. I wouldn’t hire one of those kids to mow my lawn.
Look to good state schools: UF, Purdue, Indiana, Illinois, to name but a few. These produce bright, talented strivers who get things done. 👊
@UF
@GovRonDeSantis
@BenSasse
@RichardDawkins
The Board’s statement tortuously avoids stating the obvious: a man (pictured) they’d put in charge of a women’s rape crisis center failed to provide female-only safe spaces as required by law.
@JonahDispatch
‘I don't have up-to-the-minute access to the NORAD tracker of your ideological migrations.’
This is gold, baby. Gold!
(Stealing it shamelessly.)
@2Philosophical_
Death isn't any of those things. It's simply our inevitable physical deterioration. We're part of the natural order of things and death is an inevitable part of being a living organism. That we're alive and conscious in the world for a short time is extraordinary!
@Riazi_Cafe_en
Stewart for the basics, Spivak for the bridge to analysis, and I suppose Baby and Papa Rudin for analysis. Or perhaps the Princeton series, 'Princeton Lectures in Analysis', by Stein et al. (2003-2011).
@TheAlligator
Good! We should support our state, nation, and key democratic allies. As I understand it, we’re strengthening those ties. If supporting your nation and its allies isn’t your thing, there are lots of other schools out there. 🐊 🐊 🐊 🐊
@dw_politics
You're sentencing a nearly 100-year-old woman for aiding and abetting *murder* because she was a typist for a camp commander?! This seems on its face ridiculous. This is an attempt at collective absolution and not justice.
@Number10cat
@elonmusk
(2) Moreover, you should *actually read* the case you cite. Brandenburg says, inter alia, that even calling for violence is not, per se, enough to fall outside the ambit of 1stAm protection.
@JonahDispatch
Must be a frustrating day for them, given the highly successful Israeli hostage operation. Long may such frustrations continue, I say! 🇮🇱 🌞
@xphilosopher
If you’re in US academic philosophy and you don’t recognize there’s a problem with left orthodoxy, you’ve got your head in the sand. How freely can phils of any specialty (epistem, metaphys, etc.) *critically* tear into affirmative action, or trans identity vs sex? (1 of 2)
@sfmcguire79
‘We are for disobeying police commands! We are for disorderly conduct! We are fore trespass after request to leave! We are for interfering with a lawful arrest! We are for resisting arrest!’ lol
(And we’re not *really* for civil disobedience, as we’re opposed to consequences.)
True education is a kind of never ending story — a matter of continual beginnings, of habitual fresh starts, of persistent newness.
- JRR Tolkien
@dytolkienwisdom
Schools need to replace active shooter drills with bad logic drills led by mean philosophers.
"You mewling punk! You swallowed that straw man and ended up flailing at logical impossibilities. If this had been a real argument, your epistemic worldview would have been shattered!"
@Noahpinion
Germany’s pioneering work in maths & physics goes back even further. Think of Gauss & Riemann, for example. Physics as academic discipline really starts earlier where those two studied & taught, at Göttingen. So, I’d push the start of that timeline back to early 1800s at least.
Nietzsche’s best & most important work, in my estimation. Wonderful insights into the Greeks, human nature, society, & art. He was right, as a young man, to think highly of Wagner as composer & of W’s concept of the Gesamtkunstwerk. 🇩🇪 ✊
@BBCWorld
Says the guy whose creaky old military has looked meh vs Ukraine for… how long now? Been withered away so that he’s near drafting babushkas? lol
@McCormickProf
Yes, the Lebensunswertes Leben was (is) a sickening notion. There’s not much distance from euthanasia under this doctrine to the Holocaust.
@PhysInHistory
(1) Euclid (who gave us a compendium of proofs and, really, passed down the notion of rigorous proof)
(2) Newton/Leibniz (tie, for the Calculus, yo!)
(3) Gauss/Riemann (tie, for the Germanness, yo!)
@AMandoSch
Yup. Had my own solo practice for a few years. Would bring in about 10k one week and then have a month where I just heard crickets. Feast or famine!
Keep costs absolutely minimal & save when you make a bit. And, most important, enjoy every moment of freedom! ✊
@skdh
As someone who's lived and studied there, I have a pretty good idea what misconceptions you have of us. You don't seem to realize what an incompetent mess Europe looks at the moment. To use a well-worn philosophical term, tu quoque, old girl.
@billybinion
He refused to comply with lawful commands. You understand, young man, LEOs get shot in situations like this. If Tyreek had politely complied with the directions of the officer — kept his window down, hands visible, given license & reg. — no problems. *He* chose otherwise.
@amyklobuchar
Amy, you and I are not eiusdem generis politically, but I wish you well. Lost my mother recently to cancer, and I wouldn’t wish that on anybody. May you heal and thrive! ❤️
@dvorahfr
@LibertyCappy
Well, how do you *know* he doesn’t have a weapon? Should you have to wait to figure that out?
In the US, there’s generally a presumption that chap poses threat of imminent serious bodily harm or death. And that justifies, in law, the use of deadly force.
We’ve got that right.
@ShirionOrg
@Seeingidoc
They’re not ‘now lawyers’. When their final grades are in, they may have earned their JD degrees.
They will have to pass an FBI-stye background check and a rigorous 2 to 3 day Bar Exam to be admitted to practice law in any state. Only then do we in the law call them ‘lawyers’.
@skdh
@AndrewHeney
But, of course, I've said nothing of the sort.
The West, generally, is in a bit of political disarray at the moment. This is very worrying. What's undeniable is that the one indispensable power is the US. This isn't a time frivolously to mock your most important ally.
@2Philosophical_
That death is natural makes it strikingly odd to say that it is 'bad'. And the extraordinary quality of our human life, consciousness, and intelligence is, I was suggesting, the thing to focus on -- not that, inevitably, it must end.
My philosophy in a tweet:
Ontology: Pete Mandik is!
Epistemology: I know Pete Mandik is.
Phi of Religion: I believe in the power of Pete Mandik.
Moral Philosophy: If Pete Mandik is wrong, I don't wanna be right. ✊
My philosophy in a tweet:
Ontology: The consensus of academic philosophers
Epistemology: The consensus of academic philosophers
Philosophy of Religion: The consensus of academic philosophers
Moral Philosophy: The consensus of academic philosophers
@dggoldst
The simplistic right-brain/left-brain idea. Modern research shows this is quite ill-conceived. Much more complicated. Much more interesting, how the brain is interconnected.
@xphilosopher
(2/2) When I was a grad student in a major US phil program, a sizable group of male colleagues felt they had to whisper their views in our offices and create a special, secret online forum to chat about politics. They all have PhDs now. Is this good? Might it affect hiring? 🤷♂️
@Mrs_Meowmerz
It doesn’t. Like the desert, many don’t survive. Your only hope is to pray to the gods of 19th-century German mathematics — and maybe watch ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ (1962). 🫵
@DinahGLRoseKC
I discovered cricket during my brief, lovely time at Magdalen. Saw village cricket, I guess it was, being played across the Cherwell from the botanic gardens. Kids at Magd watched Oval cricket with me in the JCR & tried, quite unsuccessfully, to explain it. 😊
Love it now. 🏏
This view very much puts me in mind of a stretch of coast where my brother and I lived with my mom for a short time. She died recently. She’s gone. But that beach will always remind me of her in those happier times.
@FoxNews
Yup, better watch her. She might even egg on a mob to besiege the Capitol and attempt to overturn the results of a lawful presidential election!
@Super70sSports
Tell me about it! How many times did she have to prise apart Greg & Marsha after they hit puberty?! Not to mention the clean up after that!