I read these lines in this post: To the rest of the world. Pay attention and take action, now. You must overcome your sense of dread, reclaim your attention span from all the irrelevant shiny things that are competing for it, and turn your attention to...
Author: Katie Surrence
This is one among many of the points that should be remembered as we face the threat of ACA repeal. Here's a Blue Shield underwriting table from just before the.
You may have done this already! If not: Paul Ryan is conducting a survey to measure support for Obamacare via an automated telephone poll. Call Ryan's office at 202-225-3031. I had.
I know this blog has very highly politically aware and active readers, but some people expressed gratitude for my previous post suggesting people to call regarding Bannon, so here are some more targets for action I've seen passed around yesterday and today. I think Yglesias states well the...
Two days ago, in a round of calls to my representatives asking them to vocally organize against Bannon, I talked to an employee of incoming Congressman Adriano Espaillat named Martin.
Hi all, I started a semester so crushing in the fall I couldn't even find the time to wrap up loose ends or write a goodbye post. But in the.
I don't think there's anything wrong with cargo shorts. I know the Great Cargo Shorts Controversy of 2016 is a bit last week, but but bear with me; something just happened to me that prompted this revelation. Just as foods can't really be evaluated as...
This Dara Lind piece articulates a typology of protest that I found illuminating: protest with a specific demand, that will be at least partially satisfied when that demand is met.
If the Republican Convention had blown up with e-mails, resignation of boss and the beat down of a big player. (Bernie), media would go wild— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July.
The thrilling conclusion to the replication saga is coming, I swear, and in fact I was working on an amendment today, when this happened. In brief, the Right to Know Act, which I’ve posted about before, comprises two bills before New York City Council: one...
Sorry for the delay in the riveting conclusion of the Replication in Psychology series. I miscalculated days before my vacation swung into higher gear and wound up traveling for a bit. .
Parts one, two, three, and four. On the question: How should a lab regard its own “failures”? In a paper in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, Baumeister offers another.