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Blue sky thinking: is it time to stop work taking over our lives? theguardian.com/money/2020/oct…
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james suzman
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james suzman
@anthrowittering
little history, hard anthropology and soft economics. Author: Work & Affluence without Abundance, Sie nannten es Arbeit etc.
Katılım Mart 2013
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borrowed this from the library on a whim and really enjoying it so far, so eloquent and comprehensive
thx for writing it @anthrowittering
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@rcbregman @MaxCRoser The fundamental weakness here @rcbregman is that fiscal metrics for poverty/growth rarely reflect lived-experience; distort our sense of value and smothers innovation.
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Degrowthers think that a poverty line of just $3 per day is high enough. This 'negates the misery of billions', @MaxCRoser argues in this brilliant piece -->
The world is not nearly rich enough. We need much, much more (green) growth, development and innovation.
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BaTwa populations from Zambia retain ancestry of past hunter-gatherer groups nature.com/articles/s4146…
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@anthrowittering @PremSportsTV You might have to reply on @KenBorland’s tweets to keep up to date. He is more reliable than most media houses - when it comes to a game of hockey, rugby or cricket.
Ken Borland@KenBorland
Perfect start for the Bulls. Kicking game forces knock-on in Benetton 22, they dominate the scrum & win a penalty at a ruck. Lineout, maul well-defended but then ball comes out & Canan Moodie snakes through for the opening try. Bulls lead 7-0 after 3 minutes. #URC
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@PremSportsTV fix the bulls benetton URC feed. Presumably you'll be happy to give subscribers money back for failure to deliver?
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And yet another @bigthink thing. I had no idea I said so much stuff in that interview. youtube.com/watch?v=Dk0sJP…
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Estos días hemos sabido que la salud mental de los portugueses ha mejorado gracias a la semana laboral de cuatro días. Al hilo de esta noticia, recordamos el libro «Trabajo. Una historia de cómo empleamos el tiempo», de James Suzman.
elpais.com/economia/negoc…
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I'm halfway through and had to share- and I only share the standouts. Suzman's book (@anthrowittering ) is both stunningly insightful, and beautifully written-the latter, a rarity for science writing.
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Happy new year.
2024 Begins With More Record Heat Worldwide nytimes.com/2024/02/07/cli…
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This is how work has shaped society, according to anthropologist James Suzman (@anthrowittering)
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@anthrowittering youtube.com/watch?v=QJyrjC…
Brilliant to meet you tonight. Really enjoyed our conversation. Making me think that we are creating a world that is work for work's sake!
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If AI means we don't need to work anymore, how will we fill our days?
Anthropologist James Suzman and former president of TUC, Baroness Margaret Prosser, share their thoughts on life and work.
Listen on #BBCSounds ⬇️
bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0g…
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@josephattard02 I'm sorry to hear the ideas were such a disappointment to you. I wish you the best with your own work.
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Just finished this @danielsusskind book ‘A World Without Work’ and oh my goodness - how out of touch do you have to be to write this?
People are not ‘hooked’ on work in order to fulfil a subjective ‘addiction’ to validation, dude: it’s because without it, they starve. 🧵
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I'm delighted to release the first half of my new open-access online textbook in human population genetics:
web.stanford.edu/group/pritchar…
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@MargieOrford Zap me one if you get another. Fellowship among frustrated Namibian wordsmiths and all that.
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This is a vital question. Presumably, the SPCA will investigate and then offer an answer.
Dr. Holly Walters@Manigarm
I am both an American and a Cultural Anthropologist who specializes in semiotics and religion. I do not understand what is going on in this flag. At all.
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@ChrisStringer65 A humble dude with much to be humble about.
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From a ‘pretty humble dude’ : I can tell you more about that story than perhaps anyone alive…
Dream PhD@PoisonIceCream1
I was studying Paleoanthropology, not to get my name in some journal or for financial gain, but to learn the truth of where we all come from and how we came to dominate this planet. I am still learning but I can tell you more about that story than perhaps anyone alive.
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@KendraSirak It's hardly the first time that Lee's judgement has been thrown off by the lure and glare of the limelight.
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A well-written summary of the “WTF” that so many of us who respectfully work with and thoughtfully study human remains are feeling. This type of publicity stunt should be condemned by all of us in the scientific community.
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