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Paul Musgrave
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Former theocracy of Mass.
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Political science assistant prof @UMassAmherst. Foreign policy, international relations. Mitchell Scholar. You want it to be one way, but it's the other way.
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When autocorrect turns something you typed correctly into an error, you’ve been autoco-wrecked
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Busing. Huh. I guess it’s true that the past isn’t dead—it isn’t even past.
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You know
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Bones aren’t bigoted; brains are pic.twitter.com/UpoRM3y2km
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The clearest lesson from US foreign policy in the 21st century is that successful nuclear proliferation is maybe the only thing that buys regime security, which is a nightmare of second-order consequences and a catastrophic policy failure for anyone seeking to avoid nuclear ruin.
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I co-edited a special issue of @SecStudies_Jrnl with John Ikenberry on "Hegemony Studies 3.0." Our introduction is currently **free access**, so go grab it... if this is your sort of thing. doi.org/10.1080/096364…
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Eight hours into this seven hour train ride, I’m beginning to see the appeal of “making the trains run on time”.
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Tell me more about your beautiful planet
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Independence Day is thinky. “What if Bill Clinton, but faithful, awesome, and beating up aliens?”
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A reminder that the federal government has mobilized hundreds of billions of dollars for urgent public needs before pic.twitter.com/KUGz6lcPHw
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Did Marianne Williamson write this twitter.com/harvardbiz/sta…
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And let’s be honest: HSR is a futuristic vision...from 1960s France and Japan. Their prestige projects worked for more than a few Moon buggy drivers
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It’s obvious the Chinese will get there first anyway, that’s why it’s the Red planet
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My life won’t be different if the Chinese land on Mars but it will be worse if we do a Mars mission
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I get incandescent about manned space travel because it’s such a retrofuturist vision of what public achievement looks like
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The president spends more time talking about putting a few dudes on Mars than fixing Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor—and the timeline for Mars is more ambitious than HSR in the country’s densest corridor
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