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kai clement-milanovich

@kialectics.bsky.social
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philosophy & social work grad student @ uw seattle | they/them 🏳️‍⚧️ | feminist epistemology, applied ethics and philosophy of (social) science phil.washington.edu/people/kai-milanovich

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kai clement-milanovich @kialectics.bsky.social · 16/01/2025
fortunately this year's #SSWR25 is taking place just a few miles from home. looking forward to meeting the wonderful social work researchers :)
Image of my nametag for the Society of Social Work Research 29th Annual Conference.
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kai clement-milanovich @kialectics.bsky.social · 16/01/2025
cf. Kripke 1980
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kai clement-milanovich @kialectics.bsky.social · 30/12/2024
TLDR: keep an eye out for people indirectly using your name & credentials for AI generated muck. like look at the description here
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kai clement-milanovich @kialectics.bsky.social · 20/12/2024
what Brett means is that there are no good philosophers. it’s just the contemporary form of Plato’s no knowledge argument
screenshot of the “About” page on the SEP. Text reads, “as of Summer 2023, has nearly 1800 entries online”
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kai clement-milanovich @kialectics.bsky.social · 04/12/2024
still holds true
4 part galaxy brain meme in ascending order with following text:
- your favorite "philosophers" are "philosophers"
- your favorite philosophers are philosophers
- your favorite "philosophers" are philosophers  
- your favorite philosophers are "philosophers"
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kai clement-milanovich @kialectics.bsky.social · 28/11/2024
i maintain that Elizabeth Anderson started one of the best genre’s of book review
a screenshot of the book Scrutinizing Feminist Epistemologya 1 star review written by Elizabeth Anderson in 2004 titled “Attacks Straw Men.” The text of the review reads:

"The reader's embarrassment grows, with each amazing example" of error, says contributor Gonzalo Munévar of Sandra Harding's work in feminist epistemology. This accurately captures my own reaction to this book, which is packed with flat misreadings of feminist epistemologists that cannot withstand the simplest tests of consistency with what they say, or that beat dead horses killed long ago by feminist epistemologists themselves.
No wonder some of the contributors go on for pages talking about what feminist epistemologists claim, without actually citing any of them, or with only the slightest documentation, sometimes even to the point of misquotation. Amazon.com forbids URL's in reader reviews. But you can find my full critique of this book on my website (accessible through the University of Michigan, Department of Philosophy).”
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kai clement-milanovich @kialectics.bsky.social · 26/11/2024
maybe old news but gains for the two largest private prison companies (geo group and civiccore) are just wild since the election.
a chart of percent of stock price change in the past three years. in three years the s&p is up 27% while the civiccore is up 128% and geocore is up 288%
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kai clement-milanovich @kialectics.bsky.social · 24/11/2024
treating myself to a fun little read
screen shot of Hasok Chang's Inventing Temperature
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kai clement-milanovich @kialectics.bsky.social · 20/11/2024
screenshot of outage map in northern seattle. ~80k have been without power for a few hours
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kai clement-milanovich @kialectics.bsky.social · 20/11/2024
watching the electric outage map move toward us during the pnw bomb cyclone. puppy v worried
bella (a black pit mix) curled up on the couch with a frightened look on her face. did she see a ghost? what happened?
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kai clement-milanovich @kialectics.bsky.social · 07/07/2023
the orca mobilization in europe has inspired anti-orca organization internationally
a picture of a poster titled “Washington Yacht Club” with an image of a boat on it
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