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Though as a mixed methods researcher I have to say it’s quite biased against qualitative research. Not appropriate to call it a case study a “weaker” design or a red flag. They have different aims, not different qualities of evidence or design.
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As a developmental psychologist, I differentiate btwn tools that give feedback that support attention and reflection vs those that offload development/thinking from the person. Surveillance and tech issues aside, this also seems like it offload rather than support development v quickly.
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I will admit to sometimes slicing them up, adding olive oil and putting them in the air fryer for lunch purposes (they are really good that way too and faster)
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there’s a feed of sites “popular with friends” that will even do that for you
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We need to develop an emeritus role and a party practice of counseling starting at age 60 on how you are lifting up younger leaders in your district/state and thinking about transitioning out in the coming years.
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I wish the polls were consistent though. Morning Consult for the same time period has him positive.
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I think getting the concept of meta-analyses in science into the discourse would be valuable. Someone who could briefly distill what meta-analyses are and why we use them to understand patterns across studies, and then ask for how they inform his admin? Bc they are a defense agst cherry-picking.
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Sometimes that's true, but many people are fair-minded. People who can't stand Newsom note he's meeting the moment media-wise right now. I share stuff from Dem reps all the time.Yet, I am also incredibly frustrated by the party's lack of ability to raise up and learn from its successful members.
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What can I say? A media strategy is measured by its impact. The party doesn't amplify, support or learn much from the dems who are successful with media -instead they tend to curtail them due to internal politics/outdated ideas about 'message discipline.' You can't nag people into sharing content.
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You said people don't share it-then it's not effective media strategy. I support Dems. Right now I think "The Dems" should be taking out ads that reiterate constitutional rights and how Trump/GOP are failing that, with each rep acting locally to meet the moment and generate media coverage for it.
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Everyone should respond that having such signage does that.
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Media from "The Dems" seems more party communication than media strategy. Tim Walz, AOC, and Pete Buttigieg are three different models that more could emulate-unique voices and media strategies. E.g., Walz highlights Minnesota AND explicitly connects these to Dem values in his own voice.
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If you can't get national media, go to local and then share widely. Don't wait for party approval, party action, just go do it and represent.
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That book came out when I was just starting high school and I randomly saw it in the public library and read it. I didn't have any context, didn't come from an intellectual family etc. It remains among my top most influential books.
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Sometimes it's not a 'bad take,' it's a difference of opinion/disagreement.The only way I'm worried about an "echo chamber" in bsky is how having people roughly on the 'same side' can amplify relatively small differences. I catch it in my own thinking. We need each other even if we annoy each other.