Sun T.
@puthtipong.bsky.social
data science. but mostly history and philosophy of science/stats. I post my random thoughts here, so may be a bit disjointed
@zachweinersmith.bsky.social I used to be skeptical of your UNCLOS-in-space approach from your book but then I see the tech right advocating for space supremacy by installing a constellation of rods from god to create a world safe for *checks article again* ancient warfare x.com/palladiummag...
April 26, 2025 at 9:01 AM
@zachweinersmith.bsky.social I used to be skeptical of your UNCLOS-in-space approach from your book but then I see the tech right advocating for space supremacy by installing a constellation of rods from god to create a world safe for *checks article again* ancient warfare x.com/palladiummag...
1/ As a data pt, it was not uncommon in my grandparents' generation (b.1930-40s) to have as many as 7-8 children. In my parent's generation (b.1960s-70s) this reduced to 1-3. Partly because negative personal experience with crowded families and wanting to devote more attention to each child
February 16, 2025 at 1:52 PM
1/ As a data pt, it was not uncommon in my grandparents' generation (b.1930-40s) to have as many as 7-8 children. In my parent's generation (b.1960s-70s) this reduced to 1-3. Partly because negative personal experience with crowded families and wanting to devote more attention to each child