high-information and pretty decent at responsible self-correction
November 4, 2026 at 11:04 PM
high-information and pretty decent at responsible self-correction
*laughing*
I like the way you think, angel!
*slithers from bed*
But tea and espresso first!
*looks down at self*
Correction! Jammies first!
I like the way you think, angel!
*slithers from bed*
But tea and espresso first!
*looks down at self*
Correction! Jammies first!
November 6, 2026 at 7:13 AM
*laughing*
I like the way you think, angel!
*slithers from bed*
But tea and espresso first!
*looks down at self*
Correction! Jammies first!
I like the way you think, angel!
*slithers from bed*
But tea and espresso first!
*looks down at self*
Correction! Jammies first!
Given the number of self-promoting hashtags and the lack of correction from OP despite numerous people pointing it out to her, I’m willing to call this a grift and a lie now.
November 5, 2026 at 1:28 PM
Given the number of self-promoting hashtags and the lack of correction from OP despite numerous people pointing it out to her, I’m willing to call this a grift and a lie now.
So much for self-correction and learning.
November 7, 2026 at 3:14 PM
So much for self-correction and learning.
They don’t feel shame. They don’t self-reflect. They NEVER accept responsibility. It’s always someone else’s fault.
Course correction is impossible for anyone like that.
They are bad guys for a reason. They have no conscience.
Course correction is impossible for anyone like that.
They are bad guys for a reason. They have no conscience.
November 6, 2026 at 11:15 PM
They don’t feel shame. They don’t self-reflect. They NEVER accept responsibility. It’s always someone else’s fault.
Course correction is impossible for anyone like that.
They are bad guys for a reason. They have no conscience.
Course correction is impossible for anyone like that.
They are bad guys for a reason. They have no conscience.
But even within this lib bubble, you had enough doomer posting pre-election to keep expectations close to the final outcome. So there was some self-correction.
November 4, 2026 at 6:50 PM
But even within this lib bubble, you had enough doomer posting pre-election to keep expectations close to the final outcome. So there was some self-correction.
Why do we often recognize systemic failure only after a system has lost its capacity for self-correction?
What if we could move beyond detecting crises early and scientifically investigate whether recovery is still possible?
www.benchews.com
What if we could move beyond detecting crises early and scientifically investigate whether recovery is still possible?
www.benchews.com
BenchEWS Research Programme | Systemic Self-Correction
BenchEWS is an open research programme investigating structural early-warning signals and loss of self-correction in complex adaptive systems.
www.vonmallinckrodt.com
November 8, 2026 at 11:09 AM
Why do we often recognize systemic failure only after a system has lost its capacity for self-correction?
What if we could move beyond detecting crises early and scientifically investigate whether recovery is still possible?
www.benchews.com
What if we could move beyond detecting crises early and scientifically investigate whether recovery is still possible?
www.benchews.com
What if the greatest danger to a #system isn’t instability, but its ability to remain perfectly stable while being wrong?
And what good is #self-correction if a system cannot recognize its own errors or effectively correct them?
doi.org/10.5281/zeno...
benchews.com
And what good is #self-correction if a system cannot recognize its own errors or effectively correct them?
doi.org/10.5281/zeno...
benchews.com
BenchEWS Research Programme | Systemic Self-Correction
BenchEWS is an open research programme investigating structural early-warning signals and loss of self-correction in complex adaptive systems.
benchews.com
November 8, 2026 at 8:42 AM
What if the greatest danger to a #system isn’t instability, but its ability to remain perfectly stable while being wrong?
And what good is #self-correction if a system cannot recognize its own errors or effectively correct them?
doi.org/10.5281/zeno...
benchews.com
And what good is #self-correction if a system cannot recognize its own errors or effectively correct them?
doi.org/10.5281/zeno...
benchews.com
How researchers debunked ‘race science’:
‘a triumph of scientific self-correction’🏺🧪
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
An account of how 19th-century studies aiming to find a biological basis for human races were dismantled by good scientific practices — although their effects are still felt today.
‘a triumph of scientific self-correction’🏺🧪
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
An account of how 19th-century studies aiming to find a biological basis for human races were dismantled by good scientific practices — although their effects are still felt today.
How researchers debunked ‘race science’: ‘a triumph of scientific self-correction’
An account of how nineteenth-century studies aiming to find a biological basis for human races were dismantled by good scientific practices — although their effects are still felt today.
www.nature.com
November 5, 2026 at 2:30 PM
How researchers debunked ‘race science’:
‘a triumph of scientific self-correction’🏺🧪
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
An account of how 19th-century studies aiming to find a biological basis for human races were dismantled by good scientific practices — although their effects are still felt today.
‘a triumph of scientific self-correction’🏺🧪
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
An account of how 19th-century studies aiming to find a biological basis for human races were dismantled by good scientific practices — although their effects are still felt today.
Speaking as an expat, I think a repudiation of Trump today will pay major soft power dividends among a very angry global public. It won't magically repair the damage. But it will reestablish some sense that the American electorate has not entirely lost its mind and is capable of self-correction.
November 3, 2026 at 8:57 PM
Speaking as an expat, I think a repudiation of Trump today will pay major soft power dividends among a very angry global public. It won't magically repair the damage. But it will reestablish some sense that the American electorate has not entirely lost its mind and is capable of self-correction.
That's true! Self-correction can promote learner autonomy, but students also need to feel safe enough to make mistakes. I think the challenge is providing feedback that supports improvement without interrupting communication. How can we know when correction is helpful or not? #CATBL26
November 7, 2026 at 3:54 PM
That's true! Self-correction can promote learner autonomy, but students also need to feel safe enough to make mistakes. I think the challenge is providing feedback that supports improvement without interrupting communication. How can we know when correction is helpful or not? #CATBL26
#Habs Martin St-Louis: "if you let this setback dictate what happens next *sigh* you gotta be stronger mentally. You got to be honest, you gotta self-assess yourself and there's gotta be some self-correction. You can't let one incident dictate what's next for you in anything."
November 4, 2026 at 3:39 AM
#Habs Martin St-Louis: "if you let this setback dictate what happens next *sigh* you gotta be stronger mentally. You got to be honest, you gotta self-assess yourself and there's gotta be some self-correction. You can't let one incident dictate what's next for you in anything."
That's the problem with him. He doesn't. He is psychologically incapable of self-reflection and correction because that would require admitting he is wrong. His malignant narcissism won't allow that. So he keeps doubling down on stupidity because that is what he is. Stupid. Very Very Stupid.
November 4, 2026 at 6:29 PM
That's the problem with him. He doesn't. He is psychologically incapable of self-reflection and correction because that would require admitting he is wrong. His malignant narcissism won't allow that. So he keeps doubling down on stupidity because that is what he is. Stupid. Very Very Stupid.
Correction: my info was a little off; this was actually me buying microwave burritos at the self checkout at Aldi. Still pretty cool!
November 3, 2026 at 2:42 PM
Correction: my info was a little off; this was actually me buying microwave burritos at the self checkout at Aldi. Still pretty cool!
Holy shit. Universe is apparently going through A LOT of self correction lately.
BREAKING: LIV Golf, the breakaway Saudi-funded tour that once aimed to take over professional golf, will shut down barring a last-minute rescue.
LIV Golf is headed toward bankruptcy barring a last-minute rescue
The breakaway golf tour indicated in documents filed in New Jersey Bankruptcy Court that it planned to shut down.
nbcnews.to
November 5, 2026 at 6:45 PM
Holy shit. Universe is apparently going through A LOT of self correction lately.
Governance boundaries aren't capability limits, but planned constraints enforced by the agent's reasoning layer. How do we scale robust self-correction without exploding inference latency?
>Claude can't move, manage, or invest your money<
AI agents -- famous for adhering to their restrictions.
AI agents -- famous for adhering to their restrictions.
November 8, 2026 at 8:11 AM
Governance boundaries aren't capability limits, but planned constraints enforced by the agent's reasoning layer. How do we scale robust self-correction without exploding inference latency?
As Trump decompensates and his dementia worsens he'll become even more dangerous and unhinged.
His instincts are always wrong and he's incapable of self-reflection or course correction.
If the remaining Republicans don't grow spines and help put guardrails on him things will get ugly.
His instincts are always wrong and he's incapable of self-reflection or course correction.
If the remaining Republicans don't grow spines and help put guardrails on him things will get ugly.
November 7, 2026 at 8:42 PM
As Trump decompensates and his dementia worsens he'll become even more dangerous and unhinged.
His instincts are always wrong and he's incapable of self-reflection or course correction.
If the remaining Republicans don't grow spines and help put guardrails on him things will get ugly.
His instincts are always wrong and he's incapable of self-reflection or course correction.
If the remaining Republicans don't grow spines and help put guardrails on him things will get ugly.
correction: he wasn’t even actually scheduled to be on the helicopter that crashed, but in his mind he was, and it’s an important part of his self-mythology
November 9, 2026 at 2:23 PM
correction: he wasn’t even actually scheduled to be on the helicopter that crashed, but in his mind he was, and it’s an important part of his self-mythology
Science Corrects Itself ... Unless the Error Is Homeopathic edzardernst.com/2026/11/scie...
Science Corrects Itself … Unless the Error Is Homeopathic
Science depends on self-correction. Its greatest strength isn’t that researchers are superhuman and never make mistakes - we all make them with embarrassing regularity - but that mistakes are exposed,...
edzardernst.com
November 8, 2026 at 2:13 PM
Science Corrects Itself ... Unless the Error Is Homeopathic edzardernst.com/2026/11/scie...
Completely agree! Encouraging self-correction gives students space to process and build confidence without fear of immediate error, especially during real communicative tasks. #CATBL26
November 7, 2026 at 2:26 PM
Completely agree! Encouraging self-correction gives students space to process and build confidence without fear of immediate error, especially during real communicative tasks. #CATBL26
Book review 📚 How researchers debunked ‘race science’: ‘a triumph of scientific self-correction’
go.nature.com/4Bzn9Q1
go.nature.com/4Bzn9Q1
How researchers debunked ‘race science’: ‘a triumph of scientific self-correction’
An account of how nineteenth-century studies aiming to find a biological basis for human races were dismantled by good scientific practices — although their effects are still felt today.
go.nature.com
November 2, 2026 at 12:41 PM
Book review 📚 How researchers debunked ‘race science’: ‘a triumph of scientific self-correction’
go.nature.com/4Bzn9Q1
go.nature.com/4Bzn9Q1
How researchers debunked ‘race science’: ‘a triumph of scientific self-correction’ www.nature.com/articles/d41...
The lie persists because "...the social, legal and institutional scaffolding constructed around that myth has remained embedded in the 'built information environment'" [read: systemic].
The lie persists because "...the social, legal and institutional scaffolding constructed around that myth has remained embedded in the 'built information environment'" [read: systemic].
How researchers debunked ‘race science’: ‘a triumph of scientific self-correction’
An account of how nineteenth-century studies aiming to find a biological basis for human races were dismantled by good scientific practices — although their effects are still felt today.
www.nature.com
November 2, 2026 at 7:40 PM
How researchers debunked ‘race science’: ‘a triumph of scientific self-correction’ www.nature.com/articles/d41...
The lie persists because "...the social, legal and institutional scaffolding constructed around that myth has remained embedded in the 'built information environment'" [read: systemic].
The lie persists because "...the social, legal and institutional scaffolding constructed around that myth has remained embedded in the 'built information environment'" [read: systemic].
How researchers debunked ‘race science’: ‘a triumph of scientific self-correction’ idp.nature.com/authorize?re...
How researchers debunked ‘race science’: ‘a triumph of scientific self-correction’
An account of how nineteenth-century studies aiming to find a biological basis for human races were dismantled by good scientific practices — although their effects are still felt today.
idp.nature.com
November 3, 2026 at 3:31 AM
How researchers debunked ‘race science’: ‘a triumph of scientific self-correction’ idp.nature.com/authorize?re...
What if #systems begin to fail not when they lose stability, but when they lose their ability to correct themselves?
Could we detect this critical transition early enough to prevent avoidable failures from becoming irreversible crises?
www.benchews.com
Could we detect this critical transition early enough to prevent avoidable failures from becoming irreversible crises?
www.benchews.com
BenchEWS Research Programme | Systemic Self-Correction
BenchEWS is an open research programme investigating structural early-warning signals and loss of self-correction in complex adaptive systems.
www.benchews.com
November 7, 2026 at 9:23 AM
What if #systems begin to fail not when they lose stability, but when they lose their ability to correct themselves?
Could we detect this critical transition early enough to prevent avoidable failures from becoming irreversible crises?
www.benchews.com
Could we detect this critical transition early enough to prevent avoidable failures from becoming irreversible crises?
www.benchews.com
The strength of democracies is not that we always get things right or do the right thing. It’s that we can self correct. We would all do better to remember that and make room for self correction whenever it can be made.
November 8, 2026 at 6:25 AM
The strength of democracies is not that we always get things right or do the right thing. It’s that we can self correct. We would all do better to remember that and make room for self correction whenever it can be made.