Of course, for a somewhat longer explanation of this position, you can check out my first monograph: www.routledge.com/Ethnic-Ident...
I feel useless because I could do the job but can't get the job. He feels useless because he has the job but can't do it. We are not the same.
Pleased to see that the July issue of @historytoday.com is out. I have a small contribution to their "Head to Head" segment on "How did the English arrive in Britain", in which I tried in c. 300 words to get across the complexity of the debate and what new evidence developments do and don't tell us.
Absolutely this. When we write it kind of goes into the void. You put five years into something and then don’t hear about it for years at a time.
I even love the student podcast about my book that complained “too many fish.”
It seems a good day to remind people that in the UK 3 times as many people work in Indian restaurants or for McDonalds as in the whole coal and steel industry. 5 times as many are academic staff at universities. If Labour does not understand its electorate, there is no way to appeal to it.
For centuries, archaeologists have excavated the soils of Britain to uncover finds from the early medieval past. These finds have been used to reconstruct the alleged communities, migration patterns, ...
It's not rocket science: Here's a growing community of socialist-sounding idealists building a European infrastructure for an open social web.
And here's a tiny group of entrepreneurs very well-connected in conservative political circles.
Which one do you think UvdL is going to hype?
Right. 5/
In fact, the speaker admitted to "working very closely with Claude", to the point where he's currently "writing" a book entirely written by AI. People in the amphitheater gasped. The speaker - a scholar from France - then shared that his "experiment" has led him to feel useless as an intellectual.
A brief 🧵 for all outside the #atproto bubble on why, from a digital industrial policy perspective, this step is deeply bewildering.
There's @eurosky.social – open source, non-profit, fully aligned with the EU's open source strategy. It provides all that W has, & more. And yet, the Commission...
throws its weight behind W – a closed-source, aggressively for-profit company based in Stockholm that launched at the World Economics Forum at Davos.
In the atproto community, W is widely – and by all accounts rightly – seen as very shady.
Read @elenarossini.com to see why. (See the hat?) 2/
