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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

1 year

GenX observation: Gladiator (2000) and The Road Warrior (1981) are the same movie. A thread. 1/10

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

9 months

Up until a few weeks ago, I'd never heard of "Bill Ackman." But I want to thank him for renewing my belief that wealthy people are amoral monsters who should be kept as far away as possible from institutions for the common good and the public policies about them.

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Christopher Zorn

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2 years

@NateMJensen I find an occasional "Yours in Christ," to be almost ideal in terms of wreaking chaos.

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Christopher Zorn

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3 years

Historians on Twitter: "Academia is terrible!" Economists on Twitter: "We only hire people from six schools, and we're racist/sexist/aggressively nasty. This is optimal, and everyone should be like us." Political scientists on Twitter: "Here's a photo of my cat and a cocktail."

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

3 years

My first two Wordle words are always "RIDGE" and "LASSO," to avoid overfitting.

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Christopher Zorn

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2 months

@marcfbellemare Is The Economist doing that thing they do every so often and serving as useful idiots for right-wing culture warriors in a country that isn’t theirs?

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Christopher Zorn

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6 months

economists rn

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

5 years

Strange white people lying in gymnasia distributing baked goods is no basis for a system of government.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

3 years

@HeerJeet @zackbeauchamp @MichaelMcGough3 GenX > Boomers on this. Old people had abstract notions of nukes and duck-n-cover. By the time we were kids, MAD was assured, duck-n-cover was pointless, and we all watched “The Day After” in elementary school.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

2 years

The entire Wage Gap Discourse, in two comments.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

9 months

@LawSelfDefense

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

3 years

Unpopular opinion: If you’re a tenured member of a university department that has PhD students, and you publish solo-authored peer-reviewed research, you’re doing it wrong.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

6 months

In November my dept is moving into a brand-new building. Today, at an in-person meeting, we’re picking offices. Order is by rank, then time-at-institution (ties broken randomly). I think (and hope) it’s gonna be wild.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

2 months

Accepting nominations for disciplinary mottos. Like, "Political Science: Better Statistics Than Psychology, Fewer Assholes Than Economics."

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

7 months

Are there other jobs that generate a whole grifty subculture of people who will help you leave them?

Academic Exit

@academic_exit

7 months

I don't know who needs to hear this, but: It's OK to want to leave academia It's OK to leave academia You'll be OK after you leave academia Back me up here, commenters: raise you're hand if you've left and you're OK.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

6 months

@benwurgaft Seeing a lot of humanities disciplines mentioned on here and that's just insane. Y'all aren't even close. The correct answer is "economists," followed by engineers of any type, followed by business school profs.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

8 months

I have used R to teach regression to PhD students for almost 20 years and today I learned that

Richard Telford

@richardjtelford

8 months

@prisonrodeo @jfeldman_epi @PNASNews ^2 in a formula gives an interaction not a squared term lm(body_mass_g ~ (sex + year)^2, data = palmerpenguins::penguins) lm(body_mass_g ~ sex * year, data = palmerpenguins::penguins) lm(body_mass_g ~ sex + year + sex:year, data = palmerpenguins::penguins) are all equivalent

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

1 year

we've all been there

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@JortsTheCat

1 year

I ate a little bit of scotch tape but not so much tape that I have to go to the doctor hehehe

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

5 years

@RickCarlsson @tonnet Full professor: [in committee meeting] That’s it. That’s the tweet.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

2 years

@dannagal Yep. My son turns 13 in July, and I see this all the time. I'm also sooo happy our local public (college-town) school system actively works against these trends; the vast majority of the kids seem to actively push back against that sort of trash.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

23 days

I’m certain this is a great paper, by a superb scholar. It’s also funny how one DiD by a grad student at a sufficiently fancy place is enough to “overturn decades of work” on a topic. I didn’t think that was how science worked.

David Broockman

@dbroockman

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New paper in JOP by one of our stellar PhD students. In a diff-in-diff: - white democrats approve more of POC than white representatives - dems approve more of female reps - dems give POC reps more leeway Overturns decades work on descriptive representation. Great work Anna!

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

5 months

Posting this to make 1/3 of my mutuals’ heads explode.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

9 months

@MarkManger A better-funded social welfare system (i.e., the sort of thing we might have if the wealthy weren't in charge) *could* fix that... ;)

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

2 months

@MenInBlazers he was right tho

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

10 months

A student of mine needs to convert about 100K addresses in a CSV to lat-lon. Any ideas for how to do that automagically, and for free?

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

2 years

That one time seven years ago when AI absolutely crushed it

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

3 months

@marcfbellemare Also US PhD programs: "Welcome, admitted students! I hope you like racism, misogyny, and anonymized personal meanness."

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

1 year

It’s fine to rip on the social sciences and all, but always bear in mind that what we do is intrinsically more difficult than 90% of the rest of STEM, and that almost none of the tools we use were designed for the kinds of challenges we face.

Jordan Nafa

@ajordannafa

1 year

Wait, so a decent chunk of psychology's "replication crisis" was basically people treating p=0.052 and p<0.050 as the difference between effect existence and non-existence? How is the field is still taken seriously after that...

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

1 year

Unpopular opinion (from someone who was poor in college): This is a good thing, and need not make education worse, and isn’t as hard to deal with from the teaching perspective as you first think it would be.

Darrell Lovell

@DarrellLovell

1 year

Yesterday we were notified by our University president that starting fall 2024 that we will no longer be allowed to assign any resources (books etc) in any class in an effort to reduce cost burden on students.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

5 years

Look people if you're on a Zoom meeting at 4 in the afternoon and you're drinking from a coffee cup I know that's wine.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

5 months

It’s been said before but DAMN psychologists reeeeeally love to dichotomize continuous data.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

8 months

*three* Stata licenses

NY AG James

@NewYorkStateAG

8 months

$464,576,230.62

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

8 months

@alixabeth "They triangulated the last position of his phone and the Life360 that his wife has attached to his phone and it appears that they're almost in the same location." Amazing.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

2 months

It’ll be cool when political science starts doing something other than conjoint experiments again.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

1 year

@AaronRHanlon "The first reader `is very young and in almost all cases majored in humanities or social sciences...They can’t tell if a paper in the sciences means anything or is new at all.'" This sounds like a problem with admissions offices, not with applicants.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

2 years

tf does this even mean?

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

4 years

@nmrqip @meghan_daum @tlitb Extending the title of "Doctor" to MDs was the original mistake.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

2 years

Good morning. If the only things you’ve ever done with R rely on the “tidyverse,” you don’t know R, and can’t claim to. Be sure your students know this.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

6 months

I've been teaching for nearly 30 years. In that time, I've had *one* sabbatical, which was one semester in which I got one course off, ten years ago. How do people take sabbaticals? Like, what's the secret? Family wealth? Do you just not eat for a year, or what?

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

4 years

@meghan_daum You have this backwards. People with trade school degrees (i.e., MDs) shouldn't be allowed to use the title "Doctor."

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

10 months

Christopher Zorn, not the President of Harvard, is 55 years old. A career academic, he has never published a book.

Jordan Schachtel @ dossier.today

@JordanSchachtel

10 months

Claudine Gay, the President of Harvard, is 53 years old. A career academic, she has never published a book. She has a very minimal publishing footprint. A few articles over 30 yrs. All of it's racial politics. How is she qualified to run a lemonade stand let alone Harvard?

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

3 years

Today I learned that my long-time dean, colleague, and friend Susan Welch passed away this morning. Susan was, in a word, the best. That’s enough to say for now. May she rest in peace, and her memory be a blessing.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

1 year

[stares in political science]

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

4 months

Economists / lawprofs rediscover work political scientists did 60 years ago.

POLITICO

@politico

4 months

Opinion: Despite the Supreme Court's 6-3 conservative supermajority, it actually makes sense to think of it as a 3-3-3 court, according to a former clerk and an econ professor's new mathematical analysis of SCOTUS' decisions from the 2022-2023 session:

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

1 year

@BenMFreeman So Gaza is a different state now. I suppose we should expect Israel to recognize it as such any moment.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

2 years

@maya_sen @BrendanNyhan Absolutely. They are *public officials*. This is what they sign up for. And I think you & I agree that there are no free passes just because it's SCOTUS. I'm as OK with this for Kavanaugh as I am for Kagan, or Schumer, or McConnell, or Harris, etc.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

3 years

@omweekes @DrSarahLiu Dear Millennial Faculty: GenX hasn’t used a land line since 1999. Best warmest, Your GenX colleague

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

4 years

I am sorry for my tweets earlier this evening. I am sorry to @JakeMGrumbach ; for his loss, for what I said and how I said it, and for the hurt it caused him and others. I am sorry for the disrespect I expressed toward him and others, and for the abuse of my privilege.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

3 years

Please god no

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

1 year

I am continually surprised by people being surprised by this fact.

J. Franklin Williamson

@williamson_jf

1 year

@Catherineoscopy Also (and I didn’t know this until I was already 2-3 years into my TT job): some colleges (or at least my old one) have *different starting salaries* based on your discipline. In my case, Nursing and Business got more, History and English (among others, I’m sure) got less.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

1 year

Hot take: The shift away from theory (and/or "theory") is an unmitigated good thing. It's de-privileged the discipline, made placement less dependent on prestige, opened up new/better career paths, and made the empirical work we do stronger than it used to be.

Gerardo L. Munck

@GerardoMunck

1 year

The diet of social scientists is tilted heavily toward methods (for empirical research) relative to theory. As a result, few cultivate the theoretical imagination and our disciplines are comparatively theory-poor. Am I wrong? If not, what can be done to bring theory back in?

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

1 year

@MDzeilic @andibartz Being child free guarantees nothing. Paying for a blue check, on the other hand, ensures lifelong, well-deserved mockery. Remind me not to take advice from you.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

3 months

Happy 15th birthday, Evan.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

6 months

Economists sometimes wonder why no one can stand them.

Shengwu Li

@ShengwuLi

6 months

When so many ask, “How is this economics?”, it’s nice when the QJE answers, “yes this is economics.” Economics, like early hominids, thrives by aggressively expanding its territory.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

1 year

@sam_d_1995 For motorcycles: loud pipes save lives. For cars: Write ‘em up.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

9 months

Perception: “Deloitte or T-T at Emory?” Non-Harvard reality: “Allstate or 4-3 adjuncting in Arkadelphia?” I’ll be fine if some of my PhD students become academics. But for their sake, I hope they don’t.

Matt Blackwell

@matt_blackwell

9 months

Many/most of our quantitative methods PhD students from Harvard Gov decided to go into industry in recent years. I’m happy for them personally, but I do worry about long-term trends for academia generally and political methodology specifically.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

1 year

@arthur_spirling Looking forward to the opening of Yale-Slough.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

4 years

Read this thread. Read the whole thing. @GovernorTomWolf is not f**king around with the red-county jarhead mayors and sheriffs, and their enablers. Thank god I live in PA.

Governor Josh Shapiro

@GovernorShapiro

4 years

I won't sit back and watch residents who live in counties under Stay at Home orders get sick because local leaders cannot see the risks of #COVID19 and push to reopen prematurely. Today I am announcing consequences for counties that do not abide by the law to remain closed.

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Christopher Zorn

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2 years

Hot take: The “credibility revolution” has made this sort of thing much worse. Causality shouldn’t be nearly as important as it currently is, especially in soc/beh sciences. It’s reification (and the denigration of description) is a giant net negative for the social sciences.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

4 months

For 2-3 weeks a year, my three most important words are “Aperol spritz, bitte.”

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

3 years

@hollyglolightly Six months ago my 12-yo was “SHEEEEEESH”ing (with the arm gesture) constantly. Now I do it when I want to die by his eyes.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

5 years

Who *are* these profs who are adding extra work to their syllabi this semester, and can we please slap them a few times?

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Christopher Zorn

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2 years

@dickius @JoshMBlackman

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

7 months

Stanford people be like

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

1 year

The helpful note my 14-yo son left me, telling me his whereabouts while I was in a University Senate meeting.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

6 months

My ex-wife is on a different floor from me. 🤌

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

1 year

Since twitter is already mad at me: Most “credible” causal work in the social sciences is, to varying degrees, boring. It’s kale. People are free to choose to do boring work; I’m free not to read it. But people’s careers shouldn’t hinge on them doing boring work.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

7 months

If your presentation slides have every single detail that the paper does, they're not presentation slides, they're just an alternative format.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

1 year

@TabachnickAR Too many zeros to fit inside the character limit.

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11 months

@d08890 "Since 1971, every brother has had to shoot their age in beer bongs at the initiation party. It's our epistemology."

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

4 years

Accepted articles are charged a €1,000 fee for publication. Guess where I *won’t* be telling my PhD students to send their papers?

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@yudapearl

4 years

Announcing new publication policy for the Journal of Causal Inference. The Journal has switched to Open Access. Articles are now published with unrestricted access for everyone, thus boosting visibility and impact. Authors still retain copyrights and there are no embargo periods.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

3 years

Law professors: “Why do scholars in the rest of the university not take us remotely seriously?” Scholars in the rest of the university:

Harvard Law Review

@HarvLRev

3 years

Free and fair presidential elections are a cornerstone of American democracy, but are they required by the Constitution? This Note says no, arguing for state discretion to regulate how, and whether, presidential elections occur.

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Christopher Zorn

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4 years

@alixabeth Space Ghost Coast To Coast.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

5 years

Twitter hive-mind: How will you teach online for the next few weeks when you also have children at home? Asking for me and a friend and probably some of my followers and also me.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

1 year

@MenInBlazers Asheville, NC: Small city in a pretty-but-slightly-strange ("funny accents") part of the country; former manufacturing town turned "cool" destination (artists, etc.); long-time home to a very old team playing the national sport (the Ashville Tourists, est. 1897).

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

3 months

Trump could have a massive stroke the instant you read this & be a drooling vegetable for the next 5 years. He’d still be nominated, land 40+% of the popular vote, and the @nytimes would run stories like “Trump’s Experienced Team Ready For Day One.” This is what we’re up against

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

2 years

More SCOTUS leaks, please. Like, every single decision. Open the whole thing up: every draft, every memo, every communication that isn't face-to-face verbal. Drive a stake through the heart of the Myth of the Court.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

1 year

Since classes are starting tomorrow I thought my grad stats syllabi should have a LLM/GenAI statement so here it is

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

2 years

Once more, for the people in the back*: “Law” is and always has been politics, exclusively. * law professors and lawyers

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@prisonrodeo

9 months

@kjhealy "... the reality is that the vast majority of Americans are not cut out for investing. But there is actually a solution to this problem. Banks and other institutions should assemble bundles of stocks and bonds, managed by professionals, with different levels of risk..."

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Christopher Zorn

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4 years

Dear political science colleagues who study international relations: Are you done with the trivial shit now? Are you going to study topics that really matter to people? No more minor tweaks on some hackneyed topic to showcase your methods skills? #thisisasubtweet

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4 months

@TrumanLab There’s never been a time in my discipline when this wasn’t the case. Every new asst prof job has always had 30-50% of its applicants being existing asst profs. It’s just how things are; you are always on the market until tenure.

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@prisonrodeo

3 years

“Put a kazoo in the 12-yo’s stocking,” I said. “What could go wrong?” I said.

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@prisonrodeo

3 years

I’ve been teaching statistics to smart PhD students for 25 years and this morning half an hour before class I googled “Nicholas Cage spurious regressions.” Don’t ever let imposter syndrome get you down, my people.

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2 months

@Ivan_Snook @dieworkwear driving an old car

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9 months

Political science: “No clever causal identification strategy? Desk reject.” Newly discovered cosmic megastructure challenges theories of the universe

Newly discovered cosmic megastructure challenges theories of the universe

A 1.3bn light year-sized ring discovered by PhD student in Lancashire appears to defy the cosmological principle assumption

www.theguardian.com

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2 years

This is exactly academia, right?

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5 years

@tressiemcphd

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3 months

Dear @KamalaHQ : Just run ads all over PA (but especially in Allegheny and the T) that say “A vote for Trump is a vote for Ohio State.”

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5 months

@carlislerainey Causality is much, much, much less important in SBS that we’re (currently) making it, because most important things can’t be reproduced in a lab or experimentally manipulated in an externally valid way. Understanding processes + incentives > understanding “causal effects.”

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@prisonrodeo

11 months

My PhD students are adults. They receive complete, current, accurate information about a full range of career paths from me and every member of my program, before and during it. If, after that, they want something they’re (knowingly) unlikely to get, it’s their problem, not mine.

Jennifer Polk, PhD (she, her)

@FromPhDtoLife

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If people in a PhD program want a certain kind of job afterward but then significant numbers of them don't get to have that job, the program isn't serving students; it must be significantly changed or entirely scrapped. Programs must deliver on their direct and implied promises.

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1 year

Honestly @APSAtweets should do this anyway. Pay-to-play (by requiring membership) is all the things they claim cancelling the meeting would be: regressive, anti-inclusive, and harmful to international/underrepresented/vulnerable scholars. And the $ involved are tiny.

Chipo Dendere

@drDendere

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One way that @APSAtweets can address issues with the conference is to make access to the job portal free for the whole year. Previously job portal access is tied to membership. Given ongoing issues the portal should be free and open to all.

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@ajordannafa Other jobs (tech, medicine, law, the ministry, etc) do in fact have all those things, some even more so than the academy. What they seem to lack are disgruntled former practitioners who hold grudges.

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2 years

Imma do this with all my guitars, to show people how to have a hobby that doesn’t indirectly kill children.

Khoa Vu

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Why did school shootings only happen in the US? I guess we will never know the answer.

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2 years

Yesterday was the 25th anniversary of the awarding of my Ph.D. Gratitude to @caldeira_1 , Larry Baum, Jan Box-Steffensmeier, @DeanLacy , and grad-school amigos Steve Van Winkle (RIP), @RorieSolberg , David Klein, @Lawarnold , @JenniferDiascro and the rest for helping me get there.

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3 years

I almost tweeted about how causal-inference fetishism has led entire disciplines to focus on small, boring questions then thought to myself “that’s too dangerous” so I bought a gun instead.

Dr. ElizaBoo Sacha Baroness Cohen 👻

@alixabeth

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I almost bought myself a copy of Beloved then thought to myself “that’s too dangerous” so I bought a gun instead.

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2 months

@MasonJettericks @opinonhaver yeah but doing so is the most midwestern dad-thing possible so maybe it was perfect after all?

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@prisonrodeo

5 years

So apparently all you need to do to get an army of dirtbag @BernieSanders goons to get after you is say nice things about @julia_azari , which is nice because it’s two-birds-one-stone.

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8 months

It is a pristinely econ-brain thing that "bottom 50% of what?" isn't even a question.

Morten N. Støstad

@MortenStostad

8 months

Going to ask this question to my students tomorrow. What does Twitter think?

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

3 years

“Shaming won’t change anyone’s mind” misses two points. First: *nothing* will change anti-vaxxers minds at this point. Second: sometimes we should shame shameful people just to shame them, because they deserve it, irrespective of whether it will affect their behavior or not.

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Christopher Zorn

@prisonrodeo

5 years

Dear @ewarren : Now do that to @BernieSanders . For all of us.

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