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The fact that there are multiple candidates for what this linear regression is blows my mind 🤯
(Original, of course: xkcd.com/2347/)

ALT This is an edited version of the XKCD "Dependency" cartoon, which shows a number of blocks balanced very precariously on top of a tiny block. The many large blocks have been labelled "All modern medicine" and the tiny block is labelled "A linear regression equation based on ~20 patients published in like 1970."
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Out: peer-review
In: AI review
Out: academia vs. industry
In: living off the land
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Hey folks, did you know that graduate students in the UC system have been in strike for a full week? This represents 48,000 academic workers and thus the largest academic strike in US history. This is huge & important. You can support their strike fund at givebutter.com/uc-uaw
It really is the best thing <3
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Wow. Didn’t know Bo Burnham was a real one. Couldn’t be more relevant
This! Honestly I think the hardest part of doing clinical work full time is that I am constantly grumpy about these two things.
🚨New paper alert🚨
"Studying Mental Health Problems as systems, not syndromes"
is now published #OpenAccess in Current Directions.
I'll summarize the paper briefly here. ⬇️
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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The wordcloud of names of the authors of the published articles in top-5 journals between 2005 and 2020.
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🚨New pub alert!!!🚨
I present to you, my dissertation: doi.org/10.1002/eat.23802
Thanks to @dcdville for all of her help making this happen! We looked at EGG measures in restricting-type AN. Study supported by @LIBR_Tulsa.
And yes, I did graduate almost exactly 5 years ago.
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🧵: Today marks the national roll-out of 988, the 3-digit # people can call when they or others are experiencing a mental health crisis. This thread discusses what 988 is and why it's important to be critical of its implementation, centering voices of lived experience. 1/
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My research as a critical suicidologist means I often critique nonconsensual (carceral) psychiatric care. Lots of people have asked what I recommend as an alternative. 🧵
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The average biology PhD takes 1.5X longer to achieve than the entire existence of the US confederacy, so I think we need to build statues to grad students
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Apologies without actions are meaningless. Apologies followed by CONTINUED BAD BEHAVIOR are simply gaslighting. Sadly, this happens too many times to count, because academia rewards research output > being a good person. Believe folks if they ever share experiences like this.
Just now catching up on #ABCT happenings. I think Steve Hayes is spot on in his prediction that "future generations will look back and say 'what were you thinking?' and additional letters of apology will be written"...[1/n]
I strongly support the public apology made by ABCT on behalf of the CBT tradition for the involvement of the field in conversation therapy. More needs to be said personally though. I have posted my personal apology here stevenchayes.me/3ttmmyo
The point that “we are swimming in a cultural stream that makes it hard to see and know” is an important one. I think we need to practice humility (as a field) and be intentional + deliberate + active in giving consideration to what we may not be seeing + knowing now [3/n]















