IDEAS by Matt Nisbet
Matt NisbetReflections on our accelerated culture, divided politics, and techno-human world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Infrequently |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 25 | Subscribers | Read | mattnisbet.substack.com |
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Against climate change tribalism — We gamble with the future by dehumanizing our opponents
This essay is based on a speech I gave at the 2019 American Climate Leadership Summit on the problem of climate change tribalism.
ChatGPT in college seminars: How to "AI proof" writing assignments
In July, Harvard University student wrote at the newsletter about an informal experiment in which she asked her first-year instructors to grade seven essays.
The science media ecosystem: The diversifying roles and practices of science journalists
By the end of the 2000s, the rise of “digital native” news organizations, blogging platforms, and social media meant legacy news organizations were no longer the dominant gatekeepers of science news and information. In response, science and...
The multitasking meditator — The addiction design strategies behind mobile mindfulness apps
The pandemic has turned mobile mindfulness into a booming industry, as millions of Americans download meditation apps hoping to boost their attention, mood, and sleep. Companies concerned about worker productivity have also contracted with ...
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Matt Nisbet is Professor of Communication, Public Policy & Urban Affairs at Northeastern University — and past Editor-in-Chief of the journal Environmental Communication.
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