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Kris Inwood
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Economic historian w broad interests including population health, First Nations, mobility, inequality & lives of the incarcerated. Directing https://thecanadianpeoples.com & editing Asia-Pacific EcHR https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/2832157x
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Eric Schneider @ericbschneider.com · 1d
1/ Workshop CFP

Resilient Societies: Shocks, Adaptation and the Persistence of Inequality in Historical Perspective.

How have societies responded to historical shocks, and why have some individuals or societies proved more resilient than others?

LSE, 20–21 May 2027
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Simeon Schmauß @stim3on.bsky.social · 1d
Wow, I just discovered this fabulous reprocessing of the Voyager approach movies by Ian Regan. Go give it a watch!
#planetsci

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jn6t...
10 Jovian Days: The Voyager 1 Jupiter Rotation Movie
YouTube video by Ian Regan
www.youtube.com

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Marzena Karpinska @markar.bsky.social · 1d
Can you tell whether the #ideas in a piece of writing came from a human or an AI?

As AI writing becomes common, policies on AI use focus on who came up with the ideas in the text rather than who wrote it.

AI detectors answer the latter, not the former.
We release #IdeaLens, a detector of AI ideas.
First page of a research paper: IDEALENS: DETECTING AI IDEAS IN LONG-FORM WRITING

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Kevin Kind @kwkind.bsky.social · 2d
Indeed. And just a few years later, a much weaker provincial government was unable to cope with what I argue was the single largest and deadliest outbreak of the entire third plague pandemic in Khotan, Xinjiang, an event completely forgotten today. Article should be out in Modern Asian Studies soon.