Really enjoying this book so far. Hope you can join us in London, but we'll also be doing an online event in September, so stay tuned 😊
End of Bias: @jessnordell@twitter.com on "outgroup homogeneity" and how blame is ascribed to individual illness in the majority, but to group membership in the minority.
Aaron Hirsh: The Idea of Entropy Has Led Us Astray https://nautil.us/the-idea-of-entropy-has-led-us-astray-9092/
People Darwin Quotes at the start of Origin of Species (2nd edition) https://www.gutenberg.org/files/22764/22764-h/22764-h.htm
"Methodological and Epistemic Differences between Historical Science and Experimental Science" (2002) https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.1086/342455
Today I recorded a video of me thinking aloud about Evolution, Historical/Experimental Sciences, gradualism/catastrophism https://youtu.be/ZzEjvU6UVHU?t=305
Live talking about what I'm working on today https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzEjvU6UVHU
Gell on magic and play. Cf Luhrmann
RT @bryankam@twitter.com
Loving How God Becomes Real (2022) so far, a brilliant book by the brilliant @tanyaluhrmann@twitter.com. We read When God Talks Back (2012) for my book club and it had a pretty profound effect on my everyday consciousness. In a roundabout way it's what led me to meditation.
Writing about/discussing complexity, step changes, and revolutions in between drafts of a Victorian-style novel of ideas