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Joined February 2009
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🚨 OUT TODAY 🚨 The Cory Arcangel Hack Digital Culture and Aesthetic Practice By Eivind Røssaak Preface by Alexander R. Galloway @mitpress A deep dive into the last 25 years of my non-sense w/ theories of Flow Cuts, Breaks, Remixes and Parodies 🎓 https://t.co/6horwLr2ce
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The Hypocrisy Trap: How Changing What We Criticize Can Improve Our Lives - by behavioral economist Michael Hallsworth. Overlaps with my analysis of "rational hypocrisy" in When Everyone Knows That Everyone Knows... Hypocrisy can maintain the common-knowledge understanding that
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In our increasingly distrusting and polarized nations, accusations of hypocrisy are everywhere. But the strange truth is that our attempts to stamp out hypocrisy often backfire, creating what Michael...
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Artificial intelligence is taking the world by a storm🤖⚡ Explore its history—and its future—with this ebook @humble bundle from @mit press. A $650+ value, all for the price of your choice! https://t.co/iqQMWFhpYS
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Friends in Chicago: I hope you'll join me at @SeminaryCoop bookstore on Nov 11 to explore the nature of life and intelligence. I'll share more about the story behind "What Is Intelligence?" (out via @mitpress & @antikythera_xyz), followed by a Q&A and book signing.
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Adults with neurodiversity can face mobility challenges that limit their independence & employment. See how Waymo could help.
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Laura Tripaldi, author of ‘Parallel Minds’, on some non-labour-saving robots that don’t aid productivity or add value ! https://t.co/S06EjNYoYx
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HUGE NEWS! 🎉 I'm thrilled to announce that the legendary Mark Moffett—"The Indiana Jones of Entomology"—has officially endorsed #BecomingMartian! Ready to pre-order your copy? https://t.co/wdxtF0VBXU
@mitpress #BookEndorsement #Space #Mars #Science #Evolution #NewBook
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1) ***Announcement*** The new Fall 2025 issue is online! Read articles by Marc Trachtenberg, @aaronbateman 22, Adam Mount, @djkim81, and Michael Goldfien. https://t.co/DsYU0jt03G
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Join our authors at the @broadinstitute on 30th October 2025. 💻 Do bring your devices to explore these fascinating Macroscopes! 📚 Copies of Atlas of Macroscopes will be available for purchase at the event from the The MIT Press Bookstore. @mitpress @broadinstitute @katycns
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Maybe the Birds, by AJ Ashworth, featured on @mitpress MIT Reader. @GoldsmithsPress #SF #NewBooks #NewSF #FeministSF #newbooks #justpublished #newrelease
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Across millennia, a cave painter and a son confront the shadows of creation and loss. A story from A.J. Ashworth’s new collection “Maybe the Birds.”
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We are about a month away from the publication release date for my @mitpress book, Wired for Words - The Neural Architecture of Language. Here's a synopsis of each chapter. Chapter 1: What is Language? This chapter introduces the biological perspective on language,
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This is more than just four quarters. It’s every tailgate, every chant, every moment. It’s fuel that goes beyond the field. This is CELSIUS! LIVE. FIT. GO.
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Librarians, in celebration of #OAWeek, join Duke University Press and @mitpress for a webinar introducing our collection within MIT Press's Direct to Open (D2O) program. Wednesday, 10/22 1:00 PM Eastern. Register here: https://t.co/8hNlwENyAM
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“At its core lies a provocative claim: that architecture serves as both metaphor and mechanism for human dysfunction, a frame through which to read our collective impairments.”—Noah Chasin reviews “Sick Architecture,” edited by Beatriz Colomina @mitpress
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Aghion and Howitt are the authors of "The Economics of Growth," a comprehensive and rigorous textbook that provides an up-to-date introduction to growth economics. Learn more here:
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This comprehensive introduction to economic growth presents the main facts and puzzles about growth, proposes simple methods and models needed to explain the...
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Congratulations to Philippe Aghion & Peter Howitt on winning this year's @NobelPrize in Economics alongside Joel Mokyr! The economists are honored for showing how "society must keep an eye on the factors that generate and sustain economic growth."
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Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt won the prize for showing how “society must keep an eye on the factors that generate and sustain economic growth,” an award committee member said.
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CriticalProductive Issue 04 is open for submissions. View the full call for projects and submission instructions at https://t.co/dsjzVYETYo.
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The Rise and Unraveling of America’s Science Pact https://t.co/JLLOSfUk9V
#Health #Policy via @mitpress
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The system of federally funded research gave the U.S. wealth, power, and prestige. Its future is now uncertain.
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EMORI: Rain that leaks through the umbrella FUCHIKUNUN: Rain that comes indoors GUU: Rain that one encounters by coincidence or chance From Water of the Sky: A Dictionary of 2,000 Japanese Rain Words, out next month with MIT Press (@mitpress). https://t.co/tXfiZVTXkT
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I'm happy to share that my second book, Wiring an Empire: Information Networks and U.S. Global Power in the Cold War, is under advance contract with MIT Press. Please find a description in the first comment.
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UATX will never charge tuition. And we will never take government money. Here's why. Graduates spend decades shouldering debt for hollow credentials. This debt influences every decision they make: What job to take. Where to live. When to marry. When to have children. Some will
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In 1981, my father brought home my first computer, a Texas Instruments 99/4A. He was convinced computing would change the world. As "What Is Intelligence?" arrives in bookstores today, I’m reminded of how right he was.
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A challenging interview on my new book, ON LIBERALISM, with @NewYorker @mitpress @samuelmoyn
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The legal scholar Cass Sunstein argues for a more expansive definition of an ideology under threat.
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