He still is puzzled by how that movement gained so much traction in the American academia (he says it was on the fringe in France), and why it spread so spectacularly from the academia into the wild, but perhaps these are not proper scholarly questions.
He still is puzzled by how that movement gained so much traction in the American academia (he says it was on the fringe in France), and why it spread so spectacularly from the academia into the wild, but perhaps these are not proper scholarly questions.
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Someone's comment on Twitter reminded me how differently we interpret what we experience: My impression from that interview was that Yuri was…
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Via Twitter. From the book The Gray Lady Winked, photographed by Michael Shermer: Here's the tweet that the paragraph references (took a while…
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To unscramble an egg, by the way, would be a closer idiomatic parallel to ungrinding ground meat, and in spite of Julia Ioffe, is just as dark, blunt…
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