Good fisking & constructive replacement of the idea of 'roundaboutness' in capital theory. Even though I think they can go further. ↓ https://t.co/LgxNclt1g2 https://t.co/7yI5eVRuWQ
Nice essay on Popper's open society. Bare proceduralism isn't enough to hold together a community; a functional open society is "itself a substantive tradition". https://t.co/pkGddGVdIz pic.twitter.com/7CZLZd4dWw
— Cameron Harwick \U0001f3db (@C_Harwick) April 9, 2020
The internet is an ocean that we invent as we explore it. In the murky darkness of virtual places, there could be dragons, shoggoths, leviathans...
— Zero HP Lovecraft (@0x49fa98) November 16, 2019
This is an index of my threads. Start here, with my most ambitious work to date:https://t.co/xd38LvvCxJ
The Bene Gesserit have an applied science of the cultivation and exploitation of infohazards, both at the individual and the cultural levels. #Dune https://t.co/oXv3hiyIMj pic.twitter.com/0GUWcWyiIl
— Cameron Harwick \U0001f3db (@C_Harwick) July 11, 2020
New paper with @hiltonroot in Ordo: "The Feudal Origins of the Western Legal Tradition", with some informal game theory on how feudalism as a smashing together of Roman and Germanic legal systems paved the way for strong-but-limited states. https://t.co/JHibLQZ69S pic.twitter.com/JzN5jvUuxB
— Cameron Harwick \U0001f3db (@C_Harwick) April 1, 2020
Thread on Heiner (1983). While I'm not sold on its thesis, it's the *kind* of paper I love: laying out a straightforward principle and then applying it in surprising ways to far-flung arenas. https://t.co/6BhQy61SpS pic.twitter.com/QnU0CRSVHq
— Cameron Harwick \U0001f3db (@C_Harwick) December 19, 2020
The famous \u201cLucy\u201d, an early ancestor of modern humans (Australopithecus) that lived 3.2 million years ago, and was discovered in 1974 in Ethiopia, displayed in the national museum in Addis Ababa \U0001f1ea\U0001f1f9 pic.twitter.com/N3oWqk1SW2
— Patrick Chovanec (@prchovanec) November 9, 2018