The full interview with the amazing V. Spehar

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On Community, No Mud No Lotus, and Shout Out to V's Biggest Fan: www.youtube.com/shorts/900LA...

On Experimental Mindsets, Curiosity, and Cross Stich: www.youtube.com/shorts/er0mf...

Building from Small Actions to Big Changes: www.youtube.com/shorts/PNdcs...

Jump to the exciting final 5 minutes: www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iE9...

🎧 Tap in, listen up, and rethink how humans shape machines.

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Actually they mention the duck-rabbit too! Anybody out there who has the hard copy or the Kindle version etc, I'm dying to know who they cite for these passages... Bout ready to go full troll over here...

Listening to audiobook for "It's On You". They compare "i-frame" and "s-frame" to the 2 ways of seeing Necker cube.

Funny: we've been comparing them to the 2 ways of seeing the duck-rabbit since "Individualism, Structuralism, and Climate Change". I wonder if they cite us... Hard copy's in the mail

@timharford.ft.com I actually think "It's on You" could become a cautionary tale! (One of my fave podcasts, btw; I listen with my kids.) The either/or systems-or-individuals framing misses crucial ways individuals and systems interact, as we argue in the book @madva.bsky.social linked to above.

Just listened to an awesome interview of Chater on "Keen on America"

I so appreciated Keen's persistence in pressing Chater to explain what he thinks we should do. (After having done a few interviews myself, I would *love* to get grilled like this someday...)

keenon.substack.com/p/the-myth-o...

Chater & Loewenstein contrast the "i-frame" focused on individual solutions with the "s-frame" focused on system change. Would it be self-aggrandizing to say that our work represents a Hegelian synthesis of that confused dichotomy? Read the two for yourself and find out just who's got that Geist...!

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Comment on C&L: philarchive.org/rec/MADIAB

Individualism, Structuralism, & Climate Change: philarchive.org/rec/BROISA-6

Change the People or Change the Policy: Moral Education of Antiracists philarchive.org/rec/MADCTP-4

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Comment on C&L: philarchive.org/rec/MADIAB

Individualism, Structuralism, and Climate Change: philarchive.org/rec/BROISA-6

Change the People or Change the Policy: On the Moral Education of Antiracists philarchive.org/rec/MADCTP-4

If you like their book, check out "Somebody Should Do Something." We discuss many of the same case studies but reach different (we hope more actionable) conclusions. You can also check out our comment on C&L's BBS paper or our earlier work. More links in the next post www.somebody-book.com

Liked this but also felt triggered. Just finished a certain Apple TV show last night and was disturbed to discover its creator is planning 3 more seasons... Somehow expected it to be a limited series that would wrap after one binge. Late 2027 for the next installment! We will all be Indiana by then.