
Rebecca Watson
Writer at Skepchick
Writer, science enthusiast, curious person. I like surfing and reading and playing video games. She/her
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1 week ago |
skepchick.org | Rebecca Watson
This post contains a video, which you can also view here. To support more videos like this, head to patreon.com/rebecca!Transcript:When I was a little kid, I was a spy. I was super into it, mostly thanks to a book called The KnowHow Book of SpyCraft, which gave detailed instructions on how to be a sneaky little guy, like how to hide secret messages in your shoes, how to track people, and how to disguise yourself.
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1 week ago |
skepchick.org | Rebecca Watson
This post contains a video, which you can also view here. To support more videos like this, head to patreon.com/rebecca!Transcript:The US government has empowered a secret police force to round up people they suspect of being undocumented immigrants and disappearing them off the streets, out of schools, and even away from their scheduled immigration hearings without bothering to show their faces or identifying themselves in any way. What could go wrong?
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1 week ago |
skepchick.org | Rebecca Watson
This post contains a video, which you can also view here. To support more videos like this, head to patreon.com/rebecca!Transcript:The Trump administration really cares about stopping anti-semitism.
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2 weeks ago |
skepchick.org | Rebecca Watson
This post contains a video, which you can also view here. To support more videos like this, head to patreon.com/rebecca!Transcript:Hello from California, where things are finally getting spicy. In case you missed it, Donald Trump ordered the National Guard to go help our secret police disappear people off the streets in the name of immigration control, over the objections of our governor, Gavin Newsom, who Trump said should be arrested.
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3 weeks ago |
skepchick.org | Rebecca Watson
Back in 2015, Jon Ronson published a book called So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed, which explored the relatively recent phenomenon of people using social media to, well, publicly shame people. The term “cancel culture” would gain prominence a few years later, but the ideas are related: social media suddenly became a great leveler, where it seemed that anyone could use it to call out behavior they didn’t like and get others on board to condemn it.
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