Plemons is a great actor, imo. Chalamet is okay. I guess he does good impressions. But the level of his Oscar-baiting is such a turnoff. Makes you root against him out of sheer schadenfreude.
Memories of when I thought (as a Master's student) that professor got paid for articles...
writers: can you believe some venues don’t even pay you for publishing with them
academics:
Good ones. Also …
Unpaid domestic workers (aka housewives/homemakers):
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Generation labels are b.s., of course. But hearing myself described as Generation Jones (instead of the less apt “boomer”) helps me understand their appeal.
Like, a mess o’ tomato sauce?
Psychedelics are compelling, but I agree caution should be exercised regarding the extent to which they’re hyped as a mental health remedy.
Spent the night digesting this chart.
And...in the US case...this is what you get when you embrace unchecked individualism above all else, and always put it ahead of community concerns.
It is interesting. Thx for sharing. The US position doesn’t surprise me. But Canada’s does. It can’t all be about individualism, right? I love Canada (heading back to Toronto this weekend), but it’s not like it’s the least individualistic place in the world.
Comparisons to Mark Twain’s apocryphal #quote, “Quitting smoking is easy; I’ve done it 100 times,” are… imminent.
Research co-authored by @alicejlee.bsky.social, assistant professor of organizational behavior at #CornellILR, found that pay range transparency laws, intended to promote pay equity, can inadvertently deter women from applying for those positions, thus perpetuating gender gaps in the workforce.
Wow. I should get off my… um… s̶o̶a̶p̶b̶o̶x̶ podium.
Now I need(ed) to look this up. I thought the difference had to do with functionality, not geometry. I thought a podium was more like a pedestal.
Hmm. Seems like a podium is like a pedestal for orators. And a lectern is a slanty thing orators hide behind. 🤔
Loudon was one of my teenage heroes. Saw him at the Bottom Line in Greenwich Village in the late 1970s. Great show! He’s still a wonderful performer; I’d see him again if he came my way.
“Words like ’skills‘ train our focus on what workers can or cannot do on their own, but being able to talk about the connections forged between and among people allows us to see what else is at risk when we start replacing people with machines.”
Adding this to my reading list.
Insightful application of self-determination theory.
And in the long run can you suppress wages (because they are, essentially, supplemented by no-tax on tips policy)? I’m not an economist, but it occurs to me that the policy ultimately becomes an employer supplement.
And in the long run can you suppress wages (because they are, essentially, supplemented by no-tax on tips policy)? I’m not an economist, but it occurs to me that the policy ultimately becomes an employer supplement.
Thank you. “Retribution” seems like a key word there.
Agreed. I’ve been hit in the face with a snowball at point-blank range — bullying occurs in the snow, as you said — and it’s no joke.
@profjohndrury.bsky.social Curious if you (or other crowd-behavior researchers) have insights into this snowball fight run amok. Blueskiers will rush to trivialize this. But when I watch the videos, I get the impression something serious Is taking place.
Do we conflate “happiness coming” with “finding happiness”? It’s nitpicky, but to me a compelling question as I’ve always been taken by Viktor Frankl‘s insistence that “happiness cannot be pursued; it must ensue...”
I’ll have to get this Cicero book. 🧑🏻🏫
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Happy New Year! It is the Year of the Fire Horse.
I want to use this turn of the year to share that as of today, I have stepped down from my position as Associate Professor at @durhampsych.bsky.social and will now serve full time as director of my non-profit, @thesolitudelab.bsky.social,...
In 1987, Jesse Jackson visited striking workers at Maine's Androscoggin paper mill. He gave a rousing speech on solidarity and "scabbism" that changed the way many white workers there viewed their politics and their struggle.
From Julius Getman's excellent labor book 'The Betrayal of Local 14':
I’ve never understood survey respondents identifying social media as their primary news source. I wonder if they’d answer the same way if asked where they engage with journalism. Maybe the word “news”’ has become too ill-defined.
Earlier this week, #CornellILR's Climate Jobs Institute (CJI) released its Michigan report, identifying 17 recommendations across five sectors to build a worker- and climate-friendly economy.
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I haven’t spent a lot of time in the UK, but, yes, I’d expect that houses in upstate NY are heated and insulated more efficiently. But I’ll guess a lot depends on the individual house and how the owner has maintained it. In any case… Welcome back. I hope you have a nice visit. ☃️
This has been the snowiest winter we’ve had in some time. In Roc, it’s the first winter-long snow pack in 8-10 yrs. Amazingly tho, outside of snow belts we haven’t had more than a couple inches on any 1 day this year, except for 1 minor storm. OTOH, if you’re someplace like Oswego, fuhgeddabout it.
