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... But, b/c it is collective action, in many places that socialized oppression will (thankfully) unravel ... https://twitter.com/NicoleBarbaro/status/1214588211445387264 …pic.twitter.com/0pw0B4LbLZ
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Hi - this might be relevant... in some places, monitoring and oppression of women as a public good [!] ... 1/2 https://twitter.com/NicoleBarbaro/status/1214588211445387264 …pic.twitter.com/Hzs29BjqJC
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... and another one: One obstacle to understanding human minds is that we anthropomorphize humans. See why that is bad in http://pascalboyer.net/articles/mms-teaser.pdf … and the rest of the book https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300248548/minds-make-societies …pic.twitter.com/SJQGSEjmVw
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When I said that social theory concepts like norm, power, do not provide explanation, I was sent to Coventry. "Will you define 'explanation'?" [!] So, courtesy of Steven
@sapinker, here's a good example...pic.twitter.com/ZGm6nxQGRj
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Good (and funny) discussion of what happens when a field (like psych) has no theory --> tends to test everything in random directions, and has to become obsessed with statistics rather than processes. See http://osc.centerforopenscience.org/2013/11/20/theoretical-amnesia/ …pic.twitter.com/Vb9JjN3zQp
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Minds Make Societies (The Book!) IS OUT: https://www.amazon.com/Minds-Make-Societies-Cognition-Explains/dp/0300223455 …. Brief outline: How our evolved minds explain human societies. Says
@sapinker: “The best book yet on ... how the intellectual contributions of individual people shape the cultures of societies”.pic.twitter.com/ZHYG1wc1pk
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