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Sooner or later, some are going to have to face facts, gently move some heavily compromised octogenarians into retirement, stop pretending we can live without institutions, and just fix things. Or not. And then we’ll see. Sooner would be better. 🙏
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It’s popular to pretend that we can take over from all failing systems by 3D printing our own guns, moving everything onto the blockchain, buying diesel generators, doing our own financial analysis, etc. But all that still rides on a substrate of institutions. Which are failing.
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What we call normal life is, in part, the willingness to consensually participate in a mutual dream state backed by a monopoly on violence (Government) advised by experts, and nominally directed by casting ballots informed by a free press. We cannot whittle away trust forever.
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@cculianu I subtly pronounce the K in Knight. Same for Knarc.
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The last 50 yrs of academic labor market collapse have been largely a period of decay for high end academic research as my friend @pmarca correctly points out. But that‘s financial in origin & it has been decaying from an extraordinary level of achievement. Hence the confusions.
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@piperiain_ This. https://t.co/Vq1UBo33il Quoted tweet from @EricRWeinstein: Knarc, n.: 1) A person who would be easily seen to be a crank, but for the fact of practicing their cranky behavior through the protection of an institution which gives their crankiness legitimacy. 2) Crank spelled backwards. Here we check in with our journalists from Feb. 2020:
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@Rabadash2 This. https://t.co/Vq1UBo2vsN Quoted tweet from @EricRWeinstein: Knarc, n.: 1) A person who would be easily seen to be a crank, but for the fact of practicing their cranky behavior through the protection of an institution which gives their crankiness legitimacy. 2) Crank spelled backwards. Here we check in with our journalists from Feb. 2020:
@Rabadash2 This. https://t.co/Vq1UBo2vsN Quoted tweet from @EricRWeinstein: Knarc, … Read More »
This is the age of the Knarc. I want you to remember this when I tell you things supported nowhere by the mainstream: to a Knarc, every dissenter is a crank. Peer review, awards, credentials, etc don’t behave positively during a universal institutional intellectual collapse. 🙏 https://t.co/OVpuEFObKK Quoted tweet from @SVB_Financial: Proud to be on
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For those who are new around here: Welcome. https://t.co/Vq1UBo33il Quoted tweet from @EricRWeinstein: Knarc, n.: 1) A person who would be easily seen to be a crank, but for the fact of practicing their cranky behavior through the protection of an institution which gives their crankiness legitimacy. 2) Crank spelled backwards. Here we check in
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