I mean *they* did not write all of them. They more put their finishing touches on a good chunk. There's your answer.

Exactly. It's the speculative aspect of it that I find absolutely frightening about the cryto world and I feel X fuels that element massively through self-serving hype boosting. Number Go Up was incredibly insightful for me re that.

"Now I'm a full time digital capitalist". Of course he's on X. Sigh. Thank you for this video.

Iva imas kakvu preporuku sto se tice ICTY? Da ih ljudi masovno koordinirano downloadiraju pa da se barem tako ocuva? Moram priznati da ne znam puno o tome, ali mi se apsolutno cini razumnim da se takve stvari moraju ocuvati i biti javno dostupne... Pa evo pitam!

It's extraordinary that the man can say (in 2005!) that women are intellectually inferior and still be giving lectures at Harvard 20 years later, never mind all his other privileges. I find it far more extraordinary that it's taken as long and continues to take as much to see some accountability.

Sighs in yet another book to add to my list (joke of course, sincere congratulations!).

I kind of like Cara Hunter's Oxford ones? Not too much trauma for our main character, interesting cases.

The f-ing subjonctif. It haunts my dreams.

Nussbaum's Cultivating Humanity: A Classical Defense of Reform in Liberal Education?

I miss this stage of the internet (and yes, I know that makes me sound ancient). Also reminds me of this classic: www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSK1...

Ah yes. To be fair, to this day various French police/admin people look at my Croatian passport and are wholly surprised when I say we are in the EU, so the under-informed bit seems to be a perpetual reality in these parts....🤷‍♀️

Jesus Christ.

Oh goody, excellent example to integrate in my next CSR lecture. If we don't change the business model, nothing changes.