This is happening basically across all “Western” democracies, as mainstream democratic parties are reflexively responding to the radical Right with some variation of “They are correct, this is an acute threat / We have to take them seriously / We need to adopt their framing.” A disaster.
Also yet another dismal failure of the strategy of mainstream centre-right parties co-opting language of populist right. Few have been as accommodating as the ÖVP have been of the FPÖ, yet this is the end result (as it has been pretty much everywhere).
This week, the touchstone paper purporting to show that there are replicability benefits of preregistration was retracted. For me this highlights a long-running disagreement I've had with core CoS strategy. I like the idea of making things possible, easy, and rewarding.
why are people not posting about fat bear week here. get it together apnews.com/article/fat-...
An Alaska national park’s annual celebration of the beefy, brown and bristly is getting underway as some of the chunkiest bears on the planet fatten up for their long winter slumber.
Das echte Erfolgsprojekt der Ampel nicht mal die Legislaturperiode über preisstabil gehalten. Glückwunsch.
My next big theory of everything is going to be that people notice that things just don’t feel as nice as they used to & conclude that something (social media/capitalism/feminism/vaccines/the drinking water) isn’t right about the world when it’s literally just their own aging.
For scientists, getting on policymakers’ radar and building trust with government officials can be a challenge, but in a world reeling from a pandemic and grappling with climate change, science-policy advisers are needed now more than ever. www.nature.com/articles/d41... 🧪
Four scientists discuss how they broke into the field and how they use evidence to tackle society’s problems. Four scientists discuss how they broke into the field and how they use evidence to tackle ...
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For scientists, getting on policymakers’ radar and building trust with government officials can be a challenge, but in a world reeling from a pandemic and grappling with climate change, science-policy advisers are needed now more than ever. www.nature.com/articles/d41... 🧪
Four scientists discuss how they broke into the field and how they use evidence to tackle society’s problems. Four scientists discuss how they broke into the field and how they use evidence to tackle ...