Tweets from the 16th century
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Imagine the mob that would have been after you for saying that on Twitter in the 17 C.
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Not sure you'd be safe from the mob in August 2017.
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I've been thoroughly enjoying Sagan's "The Demon-Haunted World" which is, essentially, a treatise on that very subject:pic.twitter.com/lAwUc45aiA
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How much more money do you personally need before you feel you can speak plainly again? Just curious.
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Strange assumption. I'd guess he's not worried about him costing money, rather his freedom to keep doing the work he enjoys.
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He's his own boss. Who's going to take his freedom?
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If people don't want to work with you because you offended them, you are less able to do that work.
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He can work with the un-offended. They're probably better bets anyway.
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Even great successes can have a few odd opinions. And consequences of offending spill over to colleagues – arrogant to force that on them.
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It's not on him if others try guilt by association.
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"It's not my fault this totally foreseeable thing happened because in THEORY it shouldn't". Good luck with that approach.
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yeah, but only certain problems can be definitively answered with hard science research. lots of things too messy to get the controls right.
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Sure, but please be advised that your vision might be wrong too. The sun-earth system both orbit a point somewhere off the sun's center 1/
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Is this a discussion on Twitter now? Wouldn't surprise me much.
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It's actually a question about perspective and vantage point, not even science.
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The earth and sun both orbit their common centre of mass. Mathematically it's a question determined by your frame of reference.
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very progressive paul, 5 stars. thoughtleadering champ.
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Even still, writing a memo to your coworkers about how heliocentrism means women just aren't good programmers on average is inadvisable.
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Especially when other empirical data from 1967 and Malaysia begs to differ.
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