@Gerry_Martini I'm planning to go dormant here in favor of there. I'm finding it just as easy to use for professional purposes and a lot of social and data scientists are migrating so there is a lot of relevant content. But there are far fewer cat pictures, as far as I can tell.
I would like to ask all of the interesting people I follow to hurry up and move to mastodon so I don't miss any good content. The social and data sciences are on the move. Let's go! @brooklynsoc@mastodon.social
Monday November 7th
The Wolfe Institute presents “Smashing Statues: History and Future of the World’s Largest Confederate Monument”
An event featuring Professor Erin L. Thompson !
Join us in the library or online
Use QR to access more information!
I know some want the USPS to offer banking services, and that would be a great idea. I want them to also build and run a social network. We can refer to these messages as "postcards." @USPS
Nearly half (47%) of all American adults say the Bible should have “a great deal” or “some” influence on U.S. laws. And 27% say that when they conflict, the Bible should have more influence than the will of the people. pewrsr.ch/3TFAwri
Of course, it doesn't have to a majority viewpoint to take power or to do great harm to the country.
Here's the report:
pewresearch.org/religion/2022/…
It is interesting that as visible as Christian nationalism is, and even though it has captured the Republican party, it is clearly a minority viewpoint.
I'm currently serving as the chair of my department and as the chair of faculty government on my campus, so it is fair to say that I'm overextended. But if asked, I will serve as prime minister of the UK.