Emma Curran
@emmajcurran.bsky.social
Philosopher at Oxford, by way of Rutgers and Cambridge. Thinking about morality, risk, and sometimes the future. Geordie sans accent.
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The people I asked were mostly childless, so this likely explains the difference
October 11, 2023 at 12:46 PM
The people I asked were mostly childless, so this likely explains the difference
This has been such a useful resource when it came to try
to rebuild my Twitter philosophy network on BlueSky. Thank you!
to rebuild my Twitter philosophy network on BlueSky. Thank you!
October 8, 2023 at 9:28 AM
This has been such a useful resource when it came to try
to rebuild my Twitter philosophy network on BlueSky. Thank you!
to rebuild my Twitter philosophy network on BlueSky. Thank you!
this feels like a big response but ok
October 8, 2023 at 9:15 AM
this feels like a big response but ok
Fascinating. On Bluesky the results almost seem reversed? IRL I’ve asked ~60 people and *all* women said 10-20 and *almost all* men said 0-10. On Bluesky, thus far, the gender split (which is much less stark) seems to go the other way around.
October 7, 2023 at 3:21 PM
Fascinating. On Bluesky the results almost seem reversed? IRL I’ve asked ~60 people and *all* women said 10-20 and *almost all* men said 0-10. On Bluesky, thus far, the gender split (which is much less stark) seems to go the other way around.
‘Difference’ was left intentionally ambiguous, so I could see the variety of interpretations - if that helps!
October 7, 2023 at 3:18 PM
‘Difference’ was left intentionally ambiguous, so I could see the variety of interpretations - if that helps!
Oh interesting - thanks!
October 6, 2023 at 11:32 AM
Oh interesting - thanks!
I think for me the paralysis comes from being “obviously wrong”. I don’t mind being wrong in some interesting, useful manner. But the idea of producing work that has some clear flaw everyone else can see immediately gives me shivers.
September 28, 2023 at 10:36 PM
I think for me the paralysis comes from being “obviously wrong”. I don’t mind being wrong in some interesting, useful manner. But the idea of producing work that has some clear flaw everyone else can see immediately gives me shivers.