So, I was appointed Editor-in-Chief at Biology & Philosophy in January. It is a huge honour and I am really proud to be the first philosopHer in the role. Thank you to Michael Weisberg, out going EiC, for all his hard work for the journal over many years - they are big shoes to fill.

It was a pleasure to kickoff my visiting fellowship at @perryworldhouse.bsky.social by participating on this panel

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#PWH and Resilience Frontiers have launched a new #film competition and festival! "Global Lens: Visions of Resilience" is now accepting submissions until July 15, and selected films will be shown at #COP30 in Brazil as well as at @upenn.edu! Learn more here: global.upenn.edu/perryworldho...

Can we also erase jet lag? I would be up for nearly every week. I have friends and colleagues all over the world that the stimulation of seeing outweighs the stress.

John Dupre would be the one to ask for details, but Thiel has been radical since his Stanford days.

I’m so glad you are enjoying the show. I always wanted to write something about it — there is a lot of quite astonishing substance in it. Especially for the era. We live for the one, we die for the one.

The ubiquity of linear oscillation across the physical world (at least as first term).

B5 episode “Geometry of Shadows” slightly more sophisticated version of it … and bonus is you get some Jewish mom guilt tripping from Ivanova.

As many of your adoring fans have mentioned, there are so many factors that any kind of simple statement here isn’t going to be even first order for probative. My colleagues did an informative podcast on the technical aspects here. It’s a start to answering: kleinmanenergy.upenn.edu/commentary/p...

Clearly SNW is the best Trek. And surely DS9 doesn’t have enough moralizing for @lastpositivist.bsky.social ??!

Upon returning from COP29, PWH Deputy Director @mweisberg.bsky.social and PWH Visiting Fellow Khadeeja (Hajja) Naseem wrote an explainer on the outcomes of the negotiations. Read their full analysis here: global.upenn.edu/perryworldho...

Hajja Nasseem and my reflections on #COP29, especially the New Collective Quantified Goal.

Want to learn more about climate finance and the outcomes of #COP29? Check out our latest explainer on the issue, featuring insight from PWH Deputy Director @mweisberg.bsky.social: global.upenn.edu/perryworldho...

Decides is used because it’s something within the power of the CMA (the body that governs the Paris Agreement) to do. But yes it’s definitely a strong verb (stronger than requests, invites, calls on).

It is so decided! 🇺🇳

Despite tough politics, we secured a flawed but good finance deal for developing countries. The real need—$1.3T per year—was acknowledged. A threefold increase to a $300B mobilization goal was set.

But the real win? A shift in focus to structural reforms to make finance flow.