Last night was a movie (horror)

Over the weekend trump appeared to post a video that seems to be AI generated of himself flying what looks like a fighter jet with a crown-like object on his head and dumping a brown liquid that resembles feces on people standing on the street who look like protestors.

“don’t make things up” I told the making-things-up machine

And that’s the best kind of flying, anyway! Where does he think he’s going?

Heisenberg’s Umdeutung paper was received 100 years ago today

New paper up from Kai Milanovich - 'Distinguishing Situated Knowledge and Standpoint Theory: Defending the Achievement Thesis'

APA member Colin Marshall coauthored this ‪@us.theconversation.com‬ piece on empathy and why it should be considered a strength. theconversation.com/empathy-can-...

new milestone: 100 books checked out at the same time

Today is world quantum day. What are you all getting me?

At the Spring School on Symmetry and Measurement in QFT at York

you’ve heard of dogwhistles, now get ready for just regular whistles that everyone can hear

finished lotr!

which books do I take on break? 1) Return of the King (mandatory) 2) Logic of Scientific Discovery - Popper (can finally finish) 3) Drawing Theories Apart - Kaiser 4) Bullshit Jobs - Graeber 5) Dawn of Everything - Graeber, Wengrow 6) QFT on curved spacetimes - Bär, Fredenhagen

I don’t drive anymore but at least I get to microdose road rage when someone chooses to stand on the left side of the escalator out of the light rail station.

my strava wrapped comes off as sarcastic lol

watching Dark Matter and… Clausius mentioned?!

are we still fighting about philosophy of science? I want in

love a good distinction

any math people on here

I read books now

Just published in the Cambridge Elements of Philosophy of Physics: Foundations of General Relativity, by Sam Fletcher! Open access for two weeks. Get it for free while you can! www.cambridge.org/core/element...

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Anyone have book recs on the origin of life, archaic humans, or early history of language?

@ericabigelow.bsky.social finally

wikipedia says these are called ‘skeets’, is this settled or are we still working on it

philosophers of science like to clap apparently

I have arrived