When online lynch mobs can have fatal consequences for controversial professors: A great article with some chilling, absurd, heartbreaking examples. Make no mistake: sometimes, your colleagues really do want you dead.https://twitter.com/clairlemon/status/970217241403772928 …
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A powerful argument for the 2nd Amendment! I remember mobs on the lawns of Financial Services executives. SAY NO to
#Gungrabbers They are the Fascists of Today!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Been there :(
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As we discovered in the Tetlock lab, prosecutorial motives are relatively easy to prime/manipulate. Violations of social order, coupled with elevated levels of anger (or fear) cause biased info search to support desired punitiveness toward a target. You are right - it sucks.
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Stop calling them lynch mobs - you are being deliberately unaware of the traumatic history of lynching!
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