Associate Professor of Public Policy, Politics, and Education @UVA.
I share social science.
Well, because of our new working paper you do!
@mike-bloem.bsky.social, @jonisaacsmith.bsky.social, sam imlay
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People see their own neutrality as thoughtful or undecided, but see others’ neutrality as apathy, avoidance, or strategy.
In short, staying neutral often fails to protect your reputation the way people expect it to.
But, is that how people truly see it?
This new research by Ruttan, Adams, and DeCelles shows that’s not how others see political neutrality.
Reposted by Bruce D. Baker
Reposted by Bruce D. Baker
My dudes: take a deep breath.
Workers in highly AI-exposed occupations are often the most adaptable. They have transferable skills, savings, and dense labor markets.
This new working paper uses 44 million publications and shows a massive global shift over the last 40 years:
China now dominates engineering & physical sciences.
Bottom line: Global science is democratizing. U.S. scientific dominance is no longer guaranteed.
-In that time period, China has risen from near 0 to ~32% overall.
-This is also true in top-journal papers.
-This isn’t just more scientists; it's higher per-researcher productivity.
Reposted by David Darmofal
This new working paper uses 44 million publications and shows a massive global shift over the last 40 years:
She said he had the most beautiful voice she’s ever heard.
AI has officially crossed the line.
e.g., I'm intentional about taking a sabbath--i.e. a no work day every week.
Reposted by David R. Miller