Underwhelmed by Academia (Year in Review) | Jonah Davids & Richard Hanania
Jonah Davids is CSPI\u2019s director of communications. He joins Richard to talk about his essay on leaving academia, how social science is mostly storytelling, and what CSPI accomplished in 2021. They also discuss why reaching out to people is underrated, the recent study on racial discrimination in emailing, reasons to stay in or leave academia, the effectiveness of advertising, why CSPI has been successful so far, and wokeness as stupid vs. evil in the aftermath of the IDW.
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Jonah Davids, \u201cThe Overwhelming Underwhelmingness of Academia: Three Reasons to Leave.\u201d\xa0
Ray Block Jr., Charles Crabtree, John B. Holbein, J. Quin Monson, \u201cAre Americans less likely to reply to emails from Black people relative to White people?\u201d\xa0
Hugo Mercier, \u201cNot Born Yesterday: The Science of Who We Trust and What We Believe.\u201d\xa0
CSPI, \u201cCSPI 2021: The Year in Review.\u201d
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