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I wish Philippa Foot could’ve lived to see the explanatory power of trolley memes. pic.twitter.com/d5cPlngLFw
— Rima Basu (@_rimabasu) June 28, 2020
ここ数ヶ月の経験から、重要なテレビ会議やオンライン授業を始める前に、絶対にしておいたほうがいいことが判明しました。
— ytb (@ytb_at_twt) June 28, 2020
それは「1時間前までぐらいに一度PCを再起動しておく」ことです。ZoomやOBSは、連続運転繰り返しには耐えられず、メモリを食いつぶして謎な不具合を起こすことが結構あります
So it turns out that the stabbing video girl didn't actually have a job at Deloitte but was only scheduled for a 2-week internship over there at the end of summer. Now she set up a GoFundMe and has already made $8,645 🙃 https://t.co/jnZDjMfQlk
— Philippe Lemoine (@phl43) July 3, 2020
ครั้งแรกในชีวิตที่เห็นศาลออกมาบอกว่าตัวเองไม่เถื่อน 555#ข่าวฮาประจำวัน
— Soraj Hongladarom (@Sonamsangbo) July 2, 2020
ศาล รธน. แจ้งไม่ใช่องค์กรเถื่อน อย่างที่เป็นข่าวต่อสาธารณะ ยันตั้งขึ้นตามรัฐธรรมนูญ 60 https://t.co/XD7KdHZ0Ai
Crime stats for the former nation of CHOP (pop ~700, ~25% black)
— Nathan Cofnas (@nathancofnas) July 2, 2020
2 murders/23 days --> homicide rate of 4,534/100k per year (914 times higher than the US)
security killed 1 unarmed black 16-year-old --> CHOP security killed unarmed blacks at 421,000 times the rate of US police
me whenever anyone quotes nietzsche pic.twitter.com/tkTPR5Yhje
— Tom Breed (@TJBreed) July 2, 2020
「武漢ウィルス」などという言葉が、その使用者が差別的意図はないと言ったとしても（そしてそれが正しかったとしても）、差別的含みを持ってしまうのかを言語哲学を使って解説した記事。言語哲学の授業をとった学生が学生新聞に書いた記事なのだけど、すごく良い記事。 https://t.co/IqcymfLA0l
— Masashi Kasaki (@kasa12345) June 30, 2020
Political Philosophers, #AcademicTwitter, below is the link to a google docs page where I have started to put together a bunch of readings towards 'Decolonizing Political Theory' (still lots to do and add). If you want to add stuff, just let me know https://t.co/8Bz1UBESLt
— Prof David Owen (@OwenWintersgill) June 29, 2020
“...roughly 30 per cent of the blood donors who’d given blood in May 2020 had COVID-19-specific T cells, a figure that’s much higher than previous antibody tests have shown.” https://t.co/JVnM5BPuyX
— Gunnar Björnsson (@GunnarBj) June 29, 2020
3 concejales de Mineápolis que votaron para abolir su policía disfrutan de guardaespaldas con cargo al contribuyente por 4.500 $/día. La élite progre tiene claro adónde nos llevan sus obsesiones: una sociedad donde ellos disfruten de más y más privilegios. https://t.co/j5yd61uFMe
— Miguel Ángel Quintana Paz (@quintanapaz) June 28, 2020
Je suis loin d’être fan de Brune Poirson mais là elle répond au mansplaining/manterrupting d’une manière qui me réjouit et que je trouve tout à fait classe et élégante 😅 https://t.co/n7sgEjQI67
— Manon Garcia (@ManonGarciaFR) July 1, 2020
1745: David Hume denied a job at the University of Edinburgh because of his controversial views on religion (he was seen as an atheist).
— Nathan Cofnas (@nathancofnas) July 4, 2020
2020: University of Edinburgh is being pressured to rename the "David Hume Tower" because of his (now) controversial views on race.
This was a fairly standard defense for excluding racial minorities (on the basis of perceived potential aggression) and gay people (on the basis of perceived potential sexual aggression) from spaces regarded as sensitive/vulnerable.
— Joshua Stein, philosophy, ethics, politics (@thephilosotroll) June 29, 2020
It was bigoted then. It is bigoted now. https://t.co/lNnkGAIZnu
“I can’t believe we decided to just let the pandemic happen,” says a nation that responds to every mass shooting with thoughts and prayers.
— Daniel Silvermint (@DSilvermint) June 28, 2020
Acaba de cumplir 90 años el economista libertario Thomas Sowell, que lo vio venir:
— Miguel Ángel Quintana Paz (@quintanapaz) July 1, 2020
“Si siempre has creído que las reglas deben ser iguales para todos y que a todos se les debe juzgar bajo los mismos criterios, hace 50 años te llamaban radical; hace 25, liberal; y hoy, racista”. pic.twitter.com/SGEq1NkPjG
It wouldn't have been a problem if they'd just redirected funding to ghost social services, rehab, and job training. Instead they locked the ghosts up, so those ghosts didn't have the social skills when they got out. Gotta fight the buster-industrial complex with alternatives. https://t.co/kWGEHiOA2m
— Joshua Stein, philosophy, ethics, politics (@thephilosotroll) July 2, 2020
You have no idea. There was a talk show host in Boston whose show was largely devoted to the abomination of seatbelt laws. Day after day after day. https://t.co/p5ysMjNtqF
— hilzoy (@hilzoy) July 2, 2020
The majority of the British people, by a significant margin, wish to be in the EU.
— A C Grayling #FBPE🕷 #Reform #RejoinEU 🐟 (@acgrayling) June 28, 2020
That majority is constantly growing.
We will be back. The mess we'll have to recover from will be worse than the 70s, but we'll have a new sense of purpose with our friends, allies, kin in Europe.
Lol at Ghislaine Maxwell receiving an infinitely more charitable treatment from the media than, say, Jeremy Corbyn. pic.twitter.com/uMWmEEZvp2
— Tom Whyman (@HealthUntoDeath) July 5, 2020
The central question is what does the death of 250+ Black males per year & the incarceration of 840,000 Black men & boys achieve for American democracy. The distractions by white liberals & their Black allies take focus away from the violent managing of this population.
— L' Homme Noir (@DrTJC) June 30, 2020