Open thread 9/25 (Not Much New Edition)
Education
United States
Started June 06, 2026
I haven’t done much public writing last week mostly because I’ve been busy settling into New York—and the academic year especially
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Open thread 9/25 (Not Much New Edition)
Zeynep Tufekci (United States) | Sep 26, 2021
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Jun 06, 2026
Frequent public writing is essential for maintaining engagement with the community and sharing knowledge.
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Jun 06, 2026
Settling into a new city can enhance creativity and productivity, leading to richer academic contributions.
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Adjusting to a new environment can distract from professional responsibilities, impacting academic performance.
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Balancing personal life changes and professional duties is crucial for long-term success in academia.
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The lack of public writing may indicate a troubling trend of academics prioritizing personal over public engagement.
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