& narrow worldviews.
November 8, 2026 at 11:38 PM
& narrow worldviews.
Most people don't have cohesive political worldviews
November 7, 2026 at 12:23 PM
Most people don't have cohesive political worldviews
These guys are so funny man I really do not understand Josh hawley’s worldviews except to describe them as vineyard francoist
November 10, 2026 at 2:49 AM
These guys are so funny man I really do not understand Josh hawley’s worldviews except to describe them as vineyard francoist
Talia's really nailing something crucial here: it's about parents' domination and ownership over their kids' bodies/autonomy/destiny, which is deeply embedded in cis straight adults' minds/worldviews. Reactionaries have tapped into this well, which includes quote-on-quote "progressive" cis people
I feel like we should be more explicit about the reactionary strategy here.
Conservatives lost big in the fight against gay marriage. They've spent the decade since Obergefell in the US recalibrating and have landed on a winning formula: "parents' rights" and cishet discomfort with queer kids.
Conservatives lost big in the fight against gay marriage. They've spent the decade since Obergefell in the US recalibrating and have landed on a winning formula: "parents' rights" and cishet discomfort with queer kids.
LGB Alliance were always a performative organisation, that used LGB people as a smokescreen in order to attack their main target - trans people.
And now we see that their bigotry isn’t just confined to trans and LGB people.
When they tell you who they are, you should believe them!
And now we see that their bigotry isn’t just confined to trans and LGB people.
When they tell you who they are, you should believe them!
November 10, 2026 at 8:42 AM
Talia's really nailing something crucial here: it's about parents' domination and ownership over their kids' bodies/autonomy/destiny, which is deeply embedded in cis straight adults' minds/worldviews. Reactionaries have tapped into this well, which includes quote-on-quote "progressive" cis people
Interesting paper
Loneliness trajectories over three decades are associated with conspiracist worldviews in midlife
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Loneliness trajectories over three decades are associated with conspiracist worldviews in midlife
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Loneliness trajectories over three decades are associated with conspiracist worldviews in midlife - Nature Communications
Here, the authors show that elevated loneliness in adolescence and increasing loneliness over three decades is associated with heightened conspiracy beliefs in midlife.
www.nature.com
November 10, 2026 at 4:10 PM
Interesting paper
Loneliness trajectories over three decades are associated with conspiracist worldviews in midlife
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Loneliness trajectories over three decades are associated with conspiracist worldviews in midlife
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Doing all this in the name of child safety makes little sense when the world is no longer built to accommodate kids.
EG. I’m disgusted by the whole silent noise thing in public spaces to keep kids from hanging out there.
Not seen, not heard, just scapegoated for some adults narrow worldviews.
EG. I’m disgusted by the whole silent noise thing in public spaces to keep kids from hanging out there.
Not seen, not heard, just scapegoated for some adults narrow worldviews.
November 11, 2026 at 9:14 AM
Doing all this in the name of child safety makes little sense when the world is no longer built to accommodate kids.
EG. I’m disgusted by the whole silent noise thing in public spaces to keep kids from hanging out there.
Not seen, not heard, just scapegoated for some adults narrow worldviews.
EG. I’m disgusted by the whole silent noise thing in public spaces to keep kids from hanging out there.
Not seen, not heard, just scapegoated for some adults narrow worldviews.
How do we live together in a society made up of people with different beliefs, different worldviews, different answers to life's biggest questions? The answer for many is secularism. Watch our short, beautiful animation to learn more! understandinghumanism.org.uk/secularism/
What is secularism?
Made for schools and families, the animation introduces secularism in clear terms as a practical way of organising society that people with different worldviews can share.
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November 11, 2026 at 5:17 PM
How do we live together in a society made up of people with different beliefs, different worldviews, different answers to life's biggest questions? The answer for many is secularism. Watch our short, beautiful animation to learn more! understandinghumanism.org.uk/secularism/
This is one of those worldviews when you're just like...what went wrong that led to you believing this.
November 11, 2026 at 5:42 PM
This is one of those worldviews when you're just like...what went wrong that led to you believing this.
It’s sad to think that while Republican state legislatures and governors have worked to reshape public university systems according to their anti-democratic, discredited worldviews, Democrats would let the opportunity to genuinely democratize public university systems slip away.
If Democratic governors have the courage, they can do quite a bit of good on public higher ed by appointing actual educators to university and college trustee positions - even if they are dealing with state legislatures that aren't supportive of high levels of taxpayer funding for universities.
November 8, 2026 at 1:46 AM
It’s sad to think that while Republican state legislatures and governors have worked to reshape public university systems according to their anti-democratic, discredited worldviews, Democrats would let the opportunity to genuinely democratize public university systems slip away.
Also, just to throw it out there, a LOT of our superheroes were created by Jewish artists and embody specifically Jewish worldviews
The Ellisons firing James Gunn for a guy who’s doing a bunch of media hits about how he wants to center Christ in comic movies, a sentiment which would be read as mocking and trivializing the Gospel if it wasn’t a dog whistle for a particular political identity, is super on the nose.
November 10, 2026 at 8:18 PM
Also, just to throw it out there, a LOT of our superheroes were created by Jewish artists and embody specifically Jewish worldviews
i try very hard to understand people’s worldviews but do not know how you get there without turning significantly useful parts of yr humanity off
November 11, 2026 at 6:31 AM
i try very hard to understand people’s worldviews but do not know how you get there without turning significantly useful parts of yr humanity off
Not agreeing with her, her words merely coincide with your worldviews.
November 11, 2026 at 6:05 AM
Not agreeing with her, her words merely coincide with your worldviews.
The infantilization and condescension are breathtaking.
But that cohort never quite hears themselves, because their worldviews must stay centered on themselves. As if their self worth would crumble otherwise.
But that cohort never quite hears themselves, because their worldviews must stay centered on themselves. As if their self worth would crumble otherwise.
November 9, 2026 at 10:44 AM
The infantilization and condescension are breathtaking.
But that cohort never quite hears themselves, because their worldviews must stay centered on themselves. As if their self worth would crumble otherwise.
But that cohort never quite hears themselves, because their worldviews must stay centered on themselves. As if their self worth would crumble otherwise.
The way certain genre purists, people obsessed with rationalistic worldviews, and "patriots" of imperial colonialism are enraged by Harrison's work without, seemingly, ever really understanding exactly why is one of the strongest things to recommend it lol
Also his politics seem impeccable
Also his politics seem impeccable
November 10, 2026 at 8:07 PM
The way certain genre purists, people obsessed with rationalistic worldviews, and "patriots" of imperial colonialism are enraged by Harrison's work without, seemingly, ever really understanding exactly why is one of the strongest things to recommend it lol
Also his politics seem impeccable
Also his politics seem impeccable
iirc ECtHR jurisprudence is trans rights are not suited to adversarial politics and courts etc.
While people may be technically proficient and pass exams I do wonder how some people qualify as KC's given their batshit worldviews and social toxicity.
Legal journals etc could do more to help.
While people may be technically proficient and pass exams I do wonder how some people qualify as KC's given their batshit worldviews and social toxicity.
Legal journals etc could do more to help.
November 10, 2026 at 10:02 PM
iirc ECtHR jurisprudence is trans rights are not suited to adversarial politics and courts etc.
While people may be technically proficient and pass exams I do wonder how some people qualify as KC's given their batshit worldviews and social toxicity.
Legal journals etc could do more to help.
While people may be technically proficient and pass exams I do wonder how some people qualify as KC's given their batshit worldviews and social toxicity.
Legal journals etc could do more to help.
...ontological reality is unavailable or nonexistent. He satirizes rationalistic worldviews. For me this is all a strange realism: I find all those literary and mental constructs as questionable as he does. But some folks seem to take his work as an affront to their whole way of seeing the world.
November 10, 2026 at 8:47 PM
...ontological reality is unavailable or nonexistent. He satirizes rationalistic worldviews. For me this is all a strange realism: I find all those literary and mental constructs as questionable as he does. But some folks seem to take his work as an affront to their whole way of seeing the world.
This is my son's major and I am consistently amazed at how these studies shed nuance on our worldviews
"People don’t need to have a religious affiliation or need to disclose it in order to care about how religion affects the organization of our communities, how our time is structured, as well as the types of social services and protections they can receive." Our latest, from @chancebonar.bsky.social
Why Study Religion?
The history of religion is meant for everyone.
contingentmagazine.org
November 10, 2026 at 3:33 AM
This is my son's major and I am consistently amazed at how these studies shed nuance on our worldviews
my man HATES nuanced worldviews
November 10, 2026 at 10:16 PM
my man HATES nuanced worldviews
I am trying to be nice, but it's just so hard.
So many had their entire worldviews shattered by the results on Tuesday. 10 years of self-mythologizing and insular, recirculating propaganda disconnected people from the median voter. On the far right and the far left.
US NORMAL PEOPLE WERE RIGHT.
So many had their entire worldviews shattered by the results on Tuesday. 10 years of self-mythologizing and insular, recirculating propaganda disconnected people from the median voter. On the far right and the far left.
US NORMAL PEOPLE WERE RIGHT.
November 6, 2026 at 5:09 PM
I am trying to be nice, but it's just so hard.
So many had their entire worldviews shattered by the results on Tuesday. 10 years of self-mythologizing and insular, recirculating propaganda disconnected people from the median voter. On the far right and the far left.
US NORMAL PEOPLE WERE RIGHT.
So many had their entire worldviews shattered by the results on Tuesday. 10 years of self-mythologizing and insular, recirculating propaganda disconnected people from the median voter. On the far right and the far left.
US NORMAL PEOPLE WERE RIGHT.
Both are about having a choice over our own bodies. The people against that are against all choices we make for ourselves, in their many different forms, that don't align with their personal worldviews.
November 9, 2026 at 4:24 PM
Both are about having a choice over our own bodies. The people against that are against all choices we make for ourselves, in their many different forms, that don't align with their personal worldviews.
It's always fascinating to explore where other worldviews and @sentientism.bsky.social can share common ethical ground.
"Towards an Islamic Basis for Veganism" | Zinnira Shaikh
www.hbku.edu.qa/sites/defaul...
"Towards an Islamic Basis for Veganism" | Zinnira Shaikh
www.hbku.edu.qa/sites/defaul...
www.hbku.edu.qa
November 9, 2026 at 4:10 PM
It's always fascinating to explore where other worldviews and @sentientism.bsky.social can share common ethical ground.
"Towards an Islamic Basis for Veganism" | Zinnira Shaikh
www.hbku.edu.qa/sites/defaul...
"Towards an Islamic Basis for Veganism" | Zinnira Shaikh
www.hbku.edu.qa/sites/defaul...
Misandrist and Misogynist worldviews sync up like 99% tho, there's enough outside their dynamic to be hostile to and they're not likely to fracture apart in a major movement-wide way unless they win. Ditto for the various flavors of Christian Nationalist.
November 11, 2026 at 1:35 AM
Misandrist and Misogynist worldviews sync up like 99% tho, there's enough outside their dynamic to be hostile to and they're not likely to fracture apart in a major movement-wide way unless they win. Ditto for the various flavors of Christian Nationalist.
People seek higher truths in the realm of the spirit, erect structures for their faith, and argue over worldviews. At the same time, we clear-cut forests, poison bodies of water, and treat our Earth as if there were a spare planet waiting for us somewhere out in the cosmos.
November 8, 2026 at 2:52 PM
People seek higher truths in the realm of the spirit, erect structures for their faith, and argue over worldviews. At the same time, we clear-cut forests, poison bodies of water, and treat our Earth as if there were a spare planet waiting for us somewhere out in the cosmos.
"Is the world a fallen paradise or a spin glass" is imo the GOAT way to dichotomize worldviews
November 8, 2026 at 10:48 PM
"Is the world a fallen paradise or a spin glass" is imo the GOAT way to dichotomize worldviews