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Olafur Eliasson / Louisiana Museum of Modern Art / Riverbed / Installation / 2014

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Patryk Lawry by Federico Fernández
the real problem I think with trying to apply scientific methods to the social sciences is just that the data is incurably trash. like at the extreme of empirical quantification, you can have petabytes of good economic data spanning 50 countries and 75 years and come up with a model that encapsulates it all elegantly, only to discover a little later on that actually all that shit was correlated with "global economic conditions" in some way that can't be expected to hold. and this can happen forever! at the other extreme you're left with, like, "let's study the factors that cause revolutions to succeed or fail by looking at 25 historical case studies". the data is just not there and you can't run real experiments, so go to hell, I guess?
and it's tempting to just leave it at that, right? to just say OK, economics is the best you can do in making social science "hard" and it sucks, let's just go back to the physical sciences which are actually tractable. But you can only punt on the social questions individually, not systemically. We need to make decisions about social structure and policy somehow, and they're definitionally important. In the long term, I'm not sure it's possible for even the worst social science to have a more harmful effect on society than no social science, because the worst social science is mostly just using the trappings of science to legitimize pre-existing notions that would otherwise be legitimized differently. And there's no question of "if that's the best we can do, let's at least stop wasting money on social science" because ha, there's no money for the science part and the PR part will never die
and so what we're stuck with is trying to have the best empirical social science we can. I don't really know how to do that, since it's clear that all the professional and economic incentives are aligned against it. But it's not a problem we can get away from collectiveiy.
btw when i say stuff on here im joking except for when im not… so just remember that …

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*isolates myself* perfect! but why am i sad
*socializes* perfect! how do I get out of here
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Queers Undermining Israeli Terrorism (Q.U.I.T.), San Francisco, [early 2000’s].
Some quotes I loved from "Circe" by Madeline Miller
“I did not pretend to be a mortal. I showed my lambent, yellow eyes at every turn. None of it made a difference. I was alone and a woman, that was all that mattered.”
“I had once told Daedalus that I would never marry, because my hands were dirty, and I liked my work too much. But this was a man with his own dirty hands.”
“Odysseus, son of Laertes, the great traveler, prince of wiles and tricks and a thousand ways. He showed me his scars, and in return he let me pretend that I had none.”
“A dozen times grief had scorched, but its fire had never burned through my skin. My madness in those days rose from a new certainty: that at last, I had met the thing the gods could use against me.”
“Our faces are both lined now, marked with our years. I listen to his breath, warm upon the night air, and somehow I am conforted. This is what it means to swim in the tide, to walk the earth and feel it touch your feet. This is what it means to be alive.”