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Category: Concepts in Public History for Marketplace Dialogue
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Do we really know what is happening in the A.I. Sales?
Dear Political Decision Maker, Do you really think you understand what is going on the A.I. sales? Also attached copy of the article. This is serious. https://www.chronicle.com/article/ai-scientists-have-a-problem-ai-bots-are-reviewing-their-work?utm_source=Iterable&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=campaign_10857404_nl_Daily-Briefing_date_20240826&sra=true 240826.highres.outofthebox. Purchased. Receipt #1104-4867 AI Scientists Have a Problem_ AI Bots Are Reviewing Their Work
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What is academic and what is scholarly in today’s politics?
I am a controversial professional scholar who does not “bets on Substack,” but has been an extensive user of social media, for several decades, for my post-university scholarship work. I do not have “right-wing links to sustain scholarship after exiting formal” professional staff-academic role. I have left-wing links, including what is the genuine liberal tradition…
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American-Australian Relations in Global Context since the 1990s (since early 18th century)
There are confused thinking on politics today in the United States and Australia. Recently, a critic wrote as an attack on my Australian sharing, of an American interview, of a noted American historian on Trumpism. This social media person wrote: Good to see that my Australian colleagues live in…
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What you are seeing in the Image of Australian Employment
Featured Image: What the Image is, is a story of the cowboy employment industry in Australia and how governments have continued to allow a deregulated industry to rip off the taxpayer. It is time for accountability against the corrupt (intellectually if not by law). In this example, are three images…
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Micro and Macro, Thin and Thick: Do we really understand our decision making?
A significant slice on the global history of sociology, philosophy, and historiography has been around discussions of Micro and Macro scopings, and Thin and Thick concepts, with the best scholars examining what Randall Collins calls, “interaction ritual” (IR). The sociological concept was first introduced in Interaction Ritual: Essays on Face-to-Face Behavior, a 1967 book by…
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Unless YOU (Political Decision Maker) Stand Against Market Pressure to Corrupt Thinking, this is our future…
Purchase. Marketoonist | Tom Fishburne <[email protected]>
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The Politics of Care, The Politics of the Politics of Care, and The real Care in the Politics of Care
“Academic careers often take people away from the support networks that help to raise a child, care for an aging parent, or weather a medical emergency.” For seven years (very late 2009 or very early 2010 to very late 2016) I cared for my terminal-ill wife while working on my scholarship. I was…
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J. D. Vance’s Insult to America is to Propagandize American Modernism
Jessica Gavora, in The Atlantic (July 25, 2024, 7:31 AM ET) wrote: I thought of Dad last week, when the Republican vice-presidential nominee, J. D. Vance, said something that profoundly misjudged and disrespected his memory. “America is not just an idea,” Vance said in his introductory speech to the American people…
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Why both the two majority Australian political parties get it wrong, and why Australia is following the United States into ‘Higher Education’ idiocy
“Higher education has a culture of unhappiness: Professors in low-demand fields — feeling like we have no options — often practice resignation rather than pursue opportunities that might suit us better. Academe systematically convinces extraordinarily talented people of their own relative worthlessness: “You’ll never meet our expectations, and no one else wants you.” It’s gaslighting from…