Yes Please!!!!

That makes no sense! I just headed over to her Substack to make sure I still get her content...Its needed now more than ever!

Bravo! thanks for your persistence and for continuing this important work

WOW, dumb even for Brooks. Embarrassing

The new gilded age ("The Unemployed" Cover from The Masses, 1913)

Offered to turn short exhibition review I wrote 15 years ago into a podcast!?? Stupid..

I've logged in and will say something nice: I'm a historian, not a philosopher, but I've found your work, especially on science, very helpful! (I'm old, so I don't understand any of the gaming posts, though)

See also @delong.social expanding on @himself.bsky.social (lots of great footnotes, Francis Bacon!) These two essays have really helped me to respond to the panic and confusion around AI:

I second this recommendation---very clarifying and historically grounded perspective on LLMs/AI. Especially important as universities are pushing AI on faculty and students without much systemic understanding of the broader social context of technologies and information systems. @ncsce.bsky.social

As a person trained in three humanities disciplines, but who has worked in science education for thirty years, I totally agree...and a lot of important interventions in STEM ed have made the same point (e.g. AAAS Liberal Art of Science, 1990)