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(The GiveWell Blog) Staff members’ personal donations for giving season 2022
For this post, a number of GiveWell staff members volunteered to share the thinking behind their personal donations for the year. We’ve published similar posts in previous years. Staff are listed alphabetically by first name. Read More The post Staff members’ personal donations for giving season 2022 appeared first on The GiveWell Blog.
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(Shelton Mill Townhomes) On Campus: New College of Education Building at Auburn University
Exciting news and big plans are in store for one major college on campus. According to reports, a new College of Education building at Auburn University officially received the final approval from the Auburn University Board of Trustees last month. About the new College of Education building The new College of Education building at Auburn…
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on “Life After Privacy”: Thoughts on Big Data (2) by “Life After Privacy”: Thoughts on Big Data (3) | Policy of Truth
[…] Privacy. In the first part, I laid out the argument of DeBrabander’s book as a whole. In the second part, I took issue with what I think of as his “victim-blaming” account of the rise of Big Data. In […] LikeLike
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on “Life After Privacy”: Thoughts on Big Data (1) by “Life After Privacy”: Thoughts on Big Data (3) | Policy of Truth
[…] part of my series on Big Data, focused on Firmin DeBrabander’s book, Life After Privacy. In the first part, I laid out the argument of DeBrabander’s book as a whole. In the second part, I took issue with […] LikeLike
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(Policy of Truth) “Life After Privacy”: Thoughts on Big Data (3)
This is the third part of my series on Big Data, focused on Firmin DeBrabander’s book, Life After Privacy. In the first part, I laid out the argument of DeBrabander’s book as a whole. In the second part, I took issue with what I think of as his “victim-blaming” account of the rise of Big…
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on Kelley’s Kant by boydstun
Your list did not include any Kant things, just some contemporary philosophy of science and the Brown thing. Other presenters were Jurgen Brakas on Aristotle and Ken Livingstone on brain and consciousness. While you were surreptitiously studying Kant o…
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on Out of My Dreams, and Into My Car by Irfan Khawaja
I sent the post above to Andrew Ross and Julie Livingston, the authors of the Times essay, and got a nearly immediate response from Ross, who granted some of my criticisms, but pointed out that there were limits to what they could say within the space …
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( Comments for Policy of Truth ) Comment on Baby, We Can’t Drive Your Car by Out of My Dreams, and Into My Car | Policy of Truth
[…] ← Kelley’s Kant Baby, We Can’t Drive Your Car → […] LikeLike
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