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Holden Thorp, Science EICScience and science, music, central FL, mental health, and DC. Views not necessarily those of AAAS.
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More doubts for Facebook on polarization
A year ago, Science published a package of papers on a massive set of data on Facebook and Instagram use during and following the 2020 election. The main experiment involved comparing an experimental group that received a reverse chronologi...
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Are universities that declare themselves neutral backing away from the truth or enabling it?
I’m out today with a column about the role of political neutrality in science. For folks who have missed this trend, university presidents are practically falling all over themselves to declare their neutrality in wake of the challenges aro...
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Editor-in-Chief, Science Family of Journals. Jazz, soul, and classic rock enthusiast. Prof at George Washington University. This is an opinion column and views are not necessarily those of AAAS. No longer posting on X. On Bluesky, LinkedIn, Facebook.
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