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Dr. Danbee "Tauntaun" Kim

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Queer Korean-American field neuroscientist who studies social practices that help us share knowledge, embrace change, and face the unknown. Cat guardian, graphic novel SFF author, lifelong free choice learner. www.danbeekim.org 🍉 ✊🏽 🧠 🫀 🎶 🐈‍⬛ 🇰🇷

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Dr. Kat Napaaqtuk❄️ @napaaqtuk.bsky.social · 19/12/2025
Alaska Natives depend on subsistence hunting for food & to retain cultural practices/knowledge of our land. We are worried a review of the Fed Subsistence Management would affect subsistence hunting. This blog includes how Natives want to contribute, links to submit comments, and a template letter.
respectfulresearch.com
TYB Week 21: Protecting Rural Subsistence Rights
Understand the rural subsistence priority as we analyze the recent Federal review and advocate for Alaska Native rights and protections.
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Christian Zimmermann @czimm-economist.bsky.social · 17/12/2025
Google Scholar attributes papers automatically to authors, a problem with homonyms when they do not clean up their profiles. It is also generous in matching citations. #RePEc requires authors to claim their papers and has stricter criteria for citation matching, thus does not inflate stats.#EconSky
timeshighereducation.com
Google Scholar’s citation errors skew h-index leaderboards
Thousands of mistakenly awarded citations left uncorrected highlight the perils of leaving profile curation to academics, say critics
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Ben Williamson @benpatrickwill.bsky.social · 19/12/2025
Finally, if you can get through the paywall this piece from earlier in the week illuminates how the experience above is just a tiny part of an industrial-scale, global, and sector-wide catastrophe of AI and citations to nonexistent papers in academic publishing bsky.app/profile/mile...
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Anna Holmes @annabookwriter.bsky.social · 20/12/2025
I just saw someone yell “they’re just using it to generate ideas!” And I hate to say it But if you work in the ART DEPARTMENT and you need a death machine stuffed with your colleagues’ work to give you ideas Quit.
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Chapunk Podcast @chapunk-podcast.bsky.social · 06/02/2025
Asking our communities to help us brew some punk asian diaspora futures Image credit, “Tea by sea, Cha by land, the language and spread of tea”: www.worldhistory.org/image/14112/... #tea #cha #speculativefiction #asian #diaspora #futures #illustrator #artist #graphicdesigner #storytelling #auntie
Card 1: A neon logo that reads “CHAPUNK” on the top line and “茶펑크” on the second line sits at the top of the card. Underneath are the words “Calling all asian diaspora artists, illustrators, and graphic designers!”Card 2: A neon logo that reads “CHAPUNK” on the top line and “茶펑크” on the second line sits at the top of the card. Underneath is a map of the world, titled “Tea by sea, Cha by land, the language and spread of tea”. Beneath the map are the words “The Chapunk Podcast shares playful and critical explorations of speculative fiction that centres the perspectives and lived experiences of cultures aligned with the global history of the journey of tea.”Card 3: A neon logo that reads “CHAPUNK” on the top line and “茶펑크” on the second line sits at the top of the card. Underneath are the words “We are calling out to our communities for donations of visual artworks by asian diaspora artists, to create a “vision board” for the Chapunk Podcast website. These visuals can be existing works, and all credit for artworks will be linked back to the original creator. Donated artworks will be used only for the Chapunk Podcast vision board and nothing else.”Card 4: A neon logo that reads “CHAPUNK” on the top line and “茶펑크” on the second line sits at the top of the card. Underneath are the words “We want to co-create a visualisation that calls in like-minded folks dreaming of futures punkified by the comforts of tea. We hope to find co-conspirators ready to foster a vibrant community enthusiastically engaged with the politics of speculative storytelling and eager to embrace constant ‘becomings’ in language, philosophy, and behavior.”
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