co-authoring: it's not for everybody

Moving closer to the joke that financial markets are just astrology for men

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Both look great, thank you!

Thanks!

Thank you!

In the 2000s, I met a t-shirt buyer for Target. According to him, he tried to revive Vaurnet as an ironic retro brand but couldn’t pull it off for some reason.

This is like a Cory Arcangel installation piece

Which do you find more annoying: bad handwriting or doing tech support?

So long as you’re okay assessing content knowledge rather than the structure of an argument, bluebooks.

Whoa. Didn’t know about this. Thanks for sharing.

Agreed. This is an issue of priorities. Madison and St. Clair counties in Illinois maintain hundreds of miles of incredible dedicated bike trails. There's no reason the riverfront trail couldn't be just a nice (except for after a flood 😅)

In our recent book, Tom Rogers and I tell the story of how a state-level regulator in Maine, of all places, uncovered the MTBE water pollution crisis. One of my favorite stories from the book.
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Looking forward to a brave new future where AI plays the Costello to my Abbott

creating new blind spots. Microfilm did the same two generations prior. Seems like we historians should channel a bit more of our customary sanguinary at this moment.

We historians are often strangely disinterested in the technologies of scholarship and how they affect our work. People are rightly mad at the plagiarism machine in the classroom.
But we all rely on digitized, OCRed, and keyword searchable texts. They’ve revolutionized source access while