Ty Sympson: Weaponizing Anthropology
2011 book, 2014 course, still relevant. New Directions in Anthropological Research Category Archives: WEAPONIZING ANTHROPOLOGY Offers syllabus, discussion agenda, and multiple reviews of the book.
2011 book, 2014 course, still relevant. New Directions in Anthropological Research Category Archives: WEAPONIZING ANTHROPOLOGY Offers syllabus, discussion agenda, and multiple reviews of the book.
The Hill has published a crap story by someone who is probably not stupid, just “owned.” To the Editor <editor@thehill.com> As a former spy, founder of the Marine Corps Intelligence Center, and the most published intelligence reformer in the English language, with eight books, two with forewords from Chairmen of the SSCI (Boren and Roberts), …
The Division of Naval Intelligence placed no credence in “rumors” On 27 January 1941, Dr. Ricardo Shreiber, the Peruvian envoy in Tokyo told Max Bishop, third secretary of the US embassy that he had just learned from his intelligence sources that there was a war plan involving a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. This information …
Watching CNN at 0725 on the morning of 5 December 2016 just makes me sick to my stomach. The CNN representative — Chris Cuomo — is totally full of crap, but the Trump surrogate, Congressman Issa, is shallow and unprepared. CNN — the Clinton News Network — is a completely controlled surrogate for an official …
The No-BS Inside Guide to the Presidential Recount Sorry, no Russian hacker hunt Greg Palast investigated vote suppression in the 2016 election for Rolling Stone. The film of his investigation, The Best Democracy Money Can Buy, was released by Cinema Libre Studios in September. There’s been so much complete nonsense since I first broke the …
The Orwellian War on Skepticism Under the cover of battling “fake news,” the mainstream U.S. news media and officialdom are taking aim at journalistic skepticism when it is directed at the pronouncements of the U.S. government and its allies.
Emphasize Data Suitability over Data Quantity It seems obvious to us, but apparently, some folks need a reminder. Harvard Business Review proclaims, “You Don’t Need Big Data, You Need the Right Data.” Perhaps that distinction has gotten lost in the Big Data hype.