Daniel Bonevac
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@FractalEcho
@Helenreflects
The first assignment I gave my students this term was to critique a ChatGPT paper, so that they can see that it produces unreadable garbage.
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@FractalEcho
@Helenreflects
Wait—are you implying that white people are “vague, repetitive, and bewildering” as well as “incomprehensible”?
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@BrandonWarmke
I suspect that it’s true of every field. The pre-WW2 model in which a few research universities had the very best people, and most institutions saw their mission as teaching, not research, was more efficient and more effective.
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My talk at the Angelicum in Rome: The Rationality of Believing in Miracles | Daniel Bonevac via
@YouTube
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@Porter97977215
We have AFQT scores for Kerry and Bush, and they would suggest 110-115 for Kerry and 125 for Bush.
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@feelsdesperate
@RichardHanania
One more thing: I’ve never heard any of those viral claims from the original study. Answering would be basically random. So, I don’t trust the results at all.
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My latest video, the first in a series on continental philosophy: The Discourse Ethics of Jürgen Habermas via
@YouTube
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@ashleyruba_phd
I’ve been a professor for 44 years, and still love what I do. Yes, there’s too much grading, administrative stuff, etc., and too little recognition. But the freedom to think about what interests me, surrounded by brilliant colleagues and students, is amazing.
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My newest philosophy video, a follow up to my two on moral categories: Fitting Duals via
@YouTube
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@Knightkore
@Eng_On_Demand
@laralogan
1st Thessalonians was written in 51, and the rest of Paul’s letters were written by the early 60s.
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@CapMetroATX
@austintexasgov
@ATP_org
Equity, “systemic racism, housing affordability, small business interests, economic opportunity, education and health”—what about getting people where they want to go?
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@CollinRugg
This happened right outside my office. Chanting for hours outside a classroom building isn’t entirely “peaceful.”
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@AmyClukey
I tell my students that if I even suspect that their paper is AI generated, I won’t grade it—I kick it back and tell them I’ll grade something they’ve actually written. I also, at the start of the term, give them an AI generated paper and have them critique it.
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@BrandonWarmke
Maybe we should put together a group and propose to Wiley that it edit the JPP.
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@charliekirk11
@TPUSA
He saved the life of one of my doctoral students, who is now a professor. A lot of people owe their lives to him.
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@joelpust
Philosophy departments exhibit some worrisome trends, but philosophy of language, metaphysics, and epistemology aren’t among them.
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@Helenreflects
The real question is, why have costs soared far above the rate of inflation? Elite private colleges in the mid 1970s were $3K a year for tuition, room, and board—equivalent to less than $20K today.
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@CharacterGap
Bob was an amazing teacher. Legendary. Sadly, he wouldn’t share any of his techniques with younger faculty who were eager to learn from him. 😟
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@CutterWGonzalez
@CapMetroATX
I’ve been commuting on the bus for more than a decade. It’s terrific. Cap Metro is an under appreciated strength of Austin.
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@BillKristol
The Democratic Party is now communist in theory and fascist in fact. Is there even one thing in the Constitution they respect?
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@joelpust
These rankings are absurd. LSE better than Rutgers, Pitt, and Oxford? Notre Dame better than Princeton? GIGO.
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@CynicalPublius
Ted Kennedy. I was in coach; he was in the first row. He had to be helped into his seat. He appeared to be in a lot of pain.
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@JoshuaParkhurst
@RandyEBarnett
@DavidLBernstein
John Locke defined it as enough force to make it a bad bargain for the offender, and to terrify others from doing the like. But that’s after hostilities end. Before, the attacker has created a state of war between you; kill him if you can.
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@CharacterGap
I took a course with Charles Parsons, and saw him several times afterward. And Bob Kane was my colleague for many years. They’ll all be missed.
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@Steve_Sailer
@ArmoredNorman
@the_transit_guy
I did too. I became good at pitching, until a line drive hit back to the mound struck me in the eye and ended my baseball plans.
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