Reposted by Scott Frankowski
Driving an internal combustion engine car supports fascism more than driving a Tesla. Driving anything supports fascism more than walking and biking.
March 12, 2025 at 3:49 PM
Driving an internal combustion engine car supports fascism more than driving a Tesla. Driving anything supports fascism more than walking and biking.
(To the tune of Benny and jets): D-d-d-daddy and the cats!
My 3yo waking up from her nap: Don’t sing that!
My 3yo waking up from her nap: Don’t sing that!
February 11, 2025 at 12:53 AM
(To the tune of Benny and jets): D-d-d-daddy and the cats!
My 3yo waking up from her nap: Don’t sing that!
My 3yo waking up from her nap: Don’t sing that!
Reposted by Scott Frankowski
"Regulations that require licenses or insurance for e-bikes would eliminate biking as a mobility option for us as low-vision non-drivers, and for many other non-drivers as well."
Excited to be part of the upcoming @bikemn.bsky.social E-Bike Policy Summit and to share this piece on @streets.mn!
Excited to be part of the upcoming @bikemn.bsky.social E-Bike Policy Summit and to share this piece on @streets.mn!
E-Bikes Mean Freedom for Low-Vision Bicyclists
Recently enacted and proposed regulations requiring licenses or insurance for e-bike riders threaten a vital transportation lifeline for Americans who can’t drive.
streets.mn
February 5, 2025 at 4:31 PM
"Regulations that require licenses or insurance for e-bikes would eliminate biking as a mobility option for us as low-vision non-drivers, and for many other non-drivers as well."
Excited to be part of the upcoming @bikemn.bsky.social E-Bike Policy Summit and to share this piece on @streets.mn!
Excited to be part of the upcoming @bikemn.bsky.social E-Bike Policy Summit and to share this piece on @streets.mn!
A new sci-comm piece I wrote with my wife and the wonderful and prolific Kathleen Bogart at Oregon State, is up at Psychology Today. It details work we did on understanding predictors of ableist attitudes among healthcare professionals www.psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/di...
Why Are Some Healthcare Professionals Ableist?
Ableist attitudes among healthcare providers can hinder quality care for disabled people. Learn how promoting a social model of disability can help.
www.psychologytoday.com
January 28, 2025 at 2:36 AM
A new sci-comm piece I wrote with my wife and the wonderful and prolific Kathleen Bogart at Oregon State, is up at Psychology Today. It details work we did on understanding predictors of ableist attitudes among healthcare professionals www.psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/di...
I find it odd Jonathan Haidt focuses so much on social media and phones while ignoring the built environment. Sure, put your phone down and play -- where? In the strip mall parking lot? Ride your bikes down the 6 lane stroad to get there?
December 17, 2024 at 1:38 AM
I find it odd Jonathan Haidt focuses so much on social media and phones while ignoring the built environment. Sure, put your phone down and play -- where? In the strip mall parking lot? Ride your bikes down the 6 lane stroad to get there?
Working on a lit review and came across this fantastic summarization of research from Friedman (2000): "... the study was originally focused on addressing such issues as whether bright children were introverted, sickly eggheads (it turned out that they were not)."
October 8, 2023 at 5:10 PM
Working on a lit review and came across this fantastic summarization of research from Friedman (2000): "... the study was originally focused on addressing such issues as whether bright children were introverted, sickly eggheads (it turned out that they were not)."