One of those odd bits of social media, and in person engagement, is listening to people when they use abelist language like "dumb" as if it's an okay or reasonable turn of phrase.
The abelism is all around us. We can do better.
www.bbc.com/worklife/art...
10 years ago, today.
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Here we apply advanced correlative characterization methods to help understand the mineral constituents of sample found in the Reindeer Zone of the Paleoproterozoic Trans Hudson orogenic belt.
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One of those odd things about having braces is that you learn a multiplicity of ways in which your jaw is just a giant squidgy sponge filled with exposed bones.
Never Forget
I don't expect people to look at this and instantly think about what we've gone through, but now these compsci men and their wider culture has been clearly shown to be running and ruining the USA and world, maybe we can collectively start listening to us more?
And you can trawl my social media, and public writing, and I am sure there is some unfortunate language and turns of phrase. I probably shouldn't have said that, and I know I did.
Lamenting and worrying here is 🤷♂️, because the important part is to do better in future and listen & learn when you can.
I was an associate editor for a Frontiers journal, for about a month - their processes are flawed, and it looks like they are getting even more flawed it seems.
Certainly not a publisher I support in any way...