Daniel Kelly
@dryan149
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Philosophizing at the crossroads of phil mind, cog sci, cultural evolution, moral psych, climate change — believer in the green light — @dryan149.bsky.social
Joined January 2011
Michael Brownstein, Alex Madva and I are thrilled with the cover for our book, Somebody Should Do Something. The release date is 9/16, but you can do preorders now . #CoverReveal #Bookstagram @mitpress @MichaelBrownst4
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"A must-read for anyone interested in escaping the demoralizing effects of pessimism, in favor of defining their own role in fighting for social change." —Thomas J. Davis, Library Review. The first review is a good one and the book website is live!.
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RT @jessicapellien: Love the cover AND the book - Somebody Should Do Something will be a new guide for making social change happen :).
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Barnes and Noble is have a US Preorder Sale this week, too! Get 25% off with promotion code PREORDER25.
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A novel and scientific approach to creating transformative social change—and the surprising ways that each of us can help make a real difference.Changing the world is difficult. One reason is that...
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I'm also excited to do the first public event for the book next week in Vienna, organized by the CEU.
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Awkwardness alerts us to the fact that our social norms are under construction.
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Rather than being a cringey personal failing, awkwardness is a collective rupture – and a chance to rewrite the social script
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RT @aeonmag: ‘Awkwardness highlights the fact that our interactions are scripted. Its aversiveness shows the extent to which people prefer….
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Rather than being a cringey personal failing, awkwardness is a collective rupture – and a chance to rewrite the social script
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RT @dryan149: @evan_westra & I reply to @paulbloomatyale's post on our essay on norm psychology and social change -- we agree some norm cha….
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A guest post by Evan Westra and Daniel Kelly
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RT @SarahKRobins: I’ve been awarded a Mid-Career Award from the National Science Foundation!.3 years of support to “Build a Conceptual Ecol….
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RT @NoamChompers: fun ongoing discussion about the psychology of why moral progress is annoying.
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RT @paulbloomatyale: Excellent guest post on moral progress, responding to my critique, by @evan_westra and @dryan149. .
smallpotatoes.paulbloom.net
A guest post by Evan Westra and Daniel Kelly
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The awesome Val Tiberius, doing her thing
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We’re often taught to live according to our values, but this is easier said than done without pausing to reflect deeply
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RT @DailyNousEditor: Explaining algorithm aversion. The value of a philosophy education. Whether motherhood is a transformative experience.….
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New additions to the Heap of Links… Discussion welcome. Why do people feel algorithm aversion? — an attempt to identify it and its causes, from Cass Sunstein and Jared Gaffe (Harvard) “The real...
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RT @ecolog_ish: Sharing this piece that i am deeply grooving with rn and feels pertinent to a lot of our engagements and attempts at creati….
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RT @NoamChompers: Dan Kelly and @evan_westra present what one Facebook commenter is calling ‘clickbait for mouthbreathers’ about why social….
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RT @shawnksullivan: Absolute banger of an article. May clip for the kids and revisit myself when I note the eye roll. 👏. @Schultz975, worth….
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RT @TWeeramanthri: 'Many genuinely good arguments for moral change will be initially experienced as annoying'. V interesting thought-provok….
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RT @KristinAndrewz: Just read this and you should too! Great argument by @evan_westra and Dan Kelly to get curious in the face of discomfor….
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