Warren Pearce
@warrenpearce.bsky.social
Academic.
Digital methods.
Climate change.
Expertise.
Imagery.
Occasional music posts.
#AcademicSky #STS
https://sheffield.ac.uk/spir/people/academic/warren-pearce
Digital methods.
Climate change.
Expertise.
Imagery.
Occasional music posts.
#AcademicSky #STS
https://sheffield.ac.uk/spir/people/academic/warren-pearce
Good idea! Surely some opportunity for fieldwork...
C&E claimed that Hawkeye redistributed epistemological privilege, also happening with CricViz models but challenging players/coaches rather than umpires. But it's also interesting to consider how these models/data are being put to work in public
C&E claimed that Hawkeye redistributed epistemological privilege, also happening with CricViz models but challenging players/coaches rather than umpires. But it's also interesting to consider how these models/data are being put to work in public
November 22, 2025 at 2:10 PM
Good idea! Surely some opportunity for fieldwork...
C&E claimed that Hawkeye redistributed epistemological privilege, also happening with CricViz models but challenging players/coaches rather than umpires. But it's also interesting to consider how these models/data are being put to work in public
C&E claimed that Hawkeye redistributed epistemological privilege, also happening with CricViz models but challenging players/coaches rather than umpires. But it's also interesting to consider how these models/data are being put to work in public
Agreed, although it’s wider than Wisden types and the wider internet nostalgia boom.
CricViz now have an “expected leave” model which is being used to criticise England’s batting, based on how many time similar balls are played or left in previous games.
CricViz now have an “expected leave” model which is being used to criticise England’s batting, based on how many time similar balls are played or left in previous games.
November 22, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Agreed, although it’s wider than Wisden types and the wider internet nostalgia boom.
CricViz now have an “expected leave” model which is being used to criticise England’s batting, based on how many time similar balls are played or left in previous games.
CricViz now have an “expected leave” model which is being used to criticise England’s batting, based on how many time similar balls are played or left in previous games.
That's it for today, come back tomorrow when our topic is 'famous geographers'.
November 5, 2025 at 8:32 PM
That's it for today, come back tomorrow when our topic is 'famous geographers'.
Just putting this here as another IPXX example. A useful blueprint or epistemic envy? bsky.app/profile/adam...
What expertise would be needed (and valued) by an "IPCC of inequality"? There is already criticism of the IPCC that economic expertise dominates the social scientific expertise contributing to climate change assessments.
Global economics inequality is reaching a tipping point and the world needs an "IPCC of inquality" to help track and understand the problem.
Thats the main point of todays report of the G20 Expert Group on Global Inequality - led by Joseph Stiglitz, Jayati Ghosh
ipdcolumbia.org/event/landma...
Thats the main point of todays report of the G20 Expert Group on Global Inequality - led by Joseph Stiglitz, Jayati Ghosh
ipdcolumbia.org/event/landma...
November 4, 2025 at 9:41 AM
Just putting this here as another IPXX example. A useful blueprint or epistemic envy? bsky.app/profile/adam...
Glad to hear it.
Being online has taught me (the hard way) that electronic media’s affordance of instant response is never useful, often exacerbating existing problems or creating entirely new ones.
Being online has taught me (the hard way) that electronic media’s affordance of instant response is never useful, often exacerbating existing problems or creating entirely new ones.
October 27, 2025 at 10:33 PM
Glad to hear it.
Being online has taught me (the hard way) that electronic media’s affordance of instant response is never useful, often exacerbating existing problems or creating entirely new ones.
Being online has taught me (the hard way) that electronic media’s affordance of instant response is never useful, often exacerbating existing problems or creating entirely new ones.
3 days in Milan in summer and I was like “where do I sign”
October 18, 2025 at 7:36 PM
3 days in Milan in summer and I was like “where do I sign”