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Mu-tien Chiou @Taipei (blogging in Chinese, English, and Français) Menu #学哈佛 distinguished female history scholar Jill Lepore recently published a thousand-page new book about the United States History, the title of the book is called criticism on the left From the perspective, she expressed her doubts about the ethical ethics of destructive innovation in technology, and how the American history was written from Howard Zinn > The American Revolution, Lepore shows, was also an epistemological > revolution. The country was built on truths that Are self-evident > and empirical, not sacred and God-given. « Let facts be submitted > to a candid world, » Thomas Jefferson wrote in the Declaration of > After the centuries-long rise of facts since the trial by jury > starting In 1215, facts were replaced by numbers in the 18th and > 19th centuries as the higher-status unit of knowledge, while the > States are founded as a « demographic » democracy. Now what's > Facts come from the realm of the humanities, numbers Represent the > social sciences, and data the natural sciences. When people talk > about the decline of the humanities, they are actually talking about > the rise and fall of the fact. Digital humanities and large data > The resources of institutions of higher learning have gone to > teaching students how to engineer problems rather than speak to > Innovation doesn't as*ume its modern sense until the 1930s, and > Then only in a specialized literature. > Disruption has a totally different history; emerges in the 1990s as > progress without any obligation to notions of goodness. It's a way Online love is high, marriage is more stable, Harvard in 2013 Zhida has a research on coupons. Stanford scholars' research shows that online dating couples fall in love and get married soon, that is, progress will be faster. > Couples who met online also reported being slightly more satisfied > with their marriage than those who met offline, by an average of one