Michelle FD
@meeshfont.bsky.social
Future neuroscientist (v0.5) Hx of Ed, EMS, and BOH. Philosophizing in the liminal space; ardently bound to our social contract. Always a birb.
You mean THE commentary on the metaphysics of love and its (filial! romantic! self preservative!) influence across dimensions and spacetime that was clever enough to use gravity as an empirical medium?
November 30, 2024 at 5:43 PM
You mean THE commentary on the metaphysics of love and its (filial! romantic! self preservative!) influence across dimensions and spacetime that was clever enough to use gravity as an empirical medium?
If Ale Osorio taught me anything, it’s that we owe modern public health to the historiography of the 20th c. Global South and emergence of tropical medicine driven by its positivist movement. Eurocentrism has been plaguing academia ever since medical schools were patronized by old money—wait a sec…
I lie awake at night thinking about this.
In 100 years, the knowledge people can access will mostly be from the Global North. It will be as though scholarship from most of the Global South – unless published in US, UK, or European journals – did not exist. 1/n
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
In 100 years, the knowledge people can access will mostly be from the Global North. It will be as though scholarship from most of the Global South – unless published in US, UK, or European journals – did not exist. 1/n
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Act now to stop millions of research papers from disappearing
Digital preservation is not keeping up with the growth of scholarly knowledge. Recognizing its causes is the first step to securing records everywhere for future generations.
www.nature.com
November 30, 2024 at 1:06 AM
If Ale Osorio taught me anything, it’s that we owe modern public health to the historiography of the 20th c. Global South and emergence of tropical medicine driven by its positivist movement. Eurocentrism has been plaguing academia ever since medical schools were patronized by old money—wait a sec…