The more time passes from my exit from academia, the more emotional I get reading acknowledgement sections in books. It can be very difficult to retain a community of so many smart, kind people when ones job does not depend on it, and I hope academics cherish it! (This one @triofrancos.bsky.social)

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when i got home from you can see everything last week the first thing i did was google adam nayman you can see everything because i love when he writes about Fielder. Still the best piece ive read on it www.theringer.com/2026/10/16/y...

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I am very concerned there will be a series of state laws that are "data center reforms" that allow them to build, maybe even with state subsidies, as long as they provide their own power. Which would be another signal people are just giving up on climate change.

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It’s striking how much of the higher ed organizing on the political Right is focused on the epistemic content of teaching and scholarship - and how there is basically not much of a response to that from either scholarly associations or the political Left.

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Lmao

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