Jokes aside — and I know I'm biased — I honestly think it's a damn gem of a paper.

And, the uncomfortable part if one has liberal sensibilities, in some parts of the world this probably involves actively wielding state power against sections of the press that are just absolutely committed as a deep matter of their public mission to keeping the public ignorant and incoherent.

Video of the international student at Tufts being arrested by "federal authorities" in Massachusetts has been released and it's terrifying.

They're not even uniformed officers. Just secret police thugs in hoodies and masks.

From WCVB: youtu.be/PuFIs7OkzYY

Cos, like, yeah, they are really not carrying women anywhere near as solidly, and women with degrees seem on the verge of declaring jihad against them.

Cass Sunstein is a professional colleague [of sorts] of mine who I discovered, when I replied (professionally) to a (professional) comment he made, had blocked me on x for no discernible reason. So this story may be closer to our own reality than you might have imagined

Like...they thought Kant was against logic and reason, and in favor of feelings, quite obviously because the title is the book was "The Critique of Pure Reason". It was a golden age of stupidity really.

Entonces, con eso como contexto, ¿Cómo se entiende desde la ciencia política la figura de la reina del festival de Viña, que es electa democráticamente? (con voto censitario, si se quiere)