Grieving my mother, Tina Campt's theorizing of photography, and Black and queer folks's daily theorizing of our lives.
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Asheley Landrum, a Texas Tech University psychologist who has studied conspiracy theorizing, suggests this might be what's happening among those theorizing about the Parkland students.
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When there's an uptick in conspiracy theorizing by members of the "élite"—defined as government officials, entertainers, and journalists—they observe a corresponding uptick in paranoid theorizing more generally.
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That's half the fun of all the predicting and theorizing.
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Were they ready to give up their habit of theorizing?
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Fans on Reddit had been theorizing this was the case.
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There's an argument to be made against the breathless theorizing.
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Anything further than that is largely unproven theorizing, she said.
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Conspiracy theorizing is no longer stigmatized; it's just for fun.
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It's where the conspiracy theorizing and menacing of critics began.
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Their theorizing was bold, and the art striking and original.
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But, "there are fun and games with conspiracy theorizing," he says.
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There's plenty more theorizing and shade-throwing where that came from.
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Beyond all of that, there was still plenty of serious theorizing.
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True information vacuums, events that happen without witnesses, invite conspiracy theorizing.
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Theorizing about it can seem unsatisfying — the intellectual equivalent of ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
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The author flatters hard-won experience — "true wisdom" — over intellectual theorizing.
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But the significance of conspiracy theorizing depends on who does it.
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And almost all climate change denial involves Limbaugh-type conspiracy theorizing.
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When does he stop theorizing on Twitter about matters of national security?
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Until then, we'll just be over here theorizing about that spooky teacup.
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Within two weeks, there were 89 papers theorizing what it could be.
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In this week's impeachment hearings, expect a lot of G.O.P. conspiracy theorizing.
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While you're theorizing, keep in mind the LDB's motto, in omnia paratus.
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Conspiracy theorizing has been a part of American politics from the beginning.
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And conspiracy theorizing has played a pretty central role in past expos.
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Philosophers who specialize in theorizing about perfect justice weren't impressed with Sen's argument.
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So, for the time being it remains open season for dark energy theorizing.
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Ryan Murphy is, once again, throwing a wrench in all our previous theorizing.
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Well, don't worry, you can stop your theorizing because we've got the answer.
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Glazer was as indifferent to grand theorizing as he was to ideological consistency.
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Arendt can have her theorizing; Bach is secure resting on the hard facts.
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If users aren't theorizing about it, then they're making irreverent jokes about it.
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Now, this kind of conspiracy theorizing isn't exclusively the province of the right.
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How do you feel about the theorizing that goes on during the show?
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Astrology's online uptake doesn't feel too different, at times, than outright conspiracy theorizing.
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If anything, the internet and social media have put conspiracy theorizing on steroids.
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When people aren't theorizing about Taylor Swift's love life, they're talking about her appearance.
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But that hasn't stopped fans from theorizing what the future spinoffs could be about.
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That means six days of theorizing about what the hell the theme could be.
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They were swamped with cryptic details we'll be decoding and theorizing about for weeks.
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Read up on our theorizing, then join us in the comments for further discussion.
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More than 20 minutes of preparation, scheming, and theorizing have vanished in an instant.
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Some of our biggest world leaders engage in active myth-making and conspiracy theorizing.
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So let's just continue theorizing and looking for evidence, however wild it may seem.
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However, he's too lively a writer to get bogged down in show-offy theorizing.
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But it had been predicted 20 years earlier, an inescapable part of Einstein's theorizing.
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Would we finally be able to move on from partisan paralysis and breathless conspiracy theorizing?
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" Theorizing theatre, then, is "the very opposite of any and all kinds of cultural conservatism.
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Start theorizing not only who the her is, but what happened to cause such drama.
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But Talking Points Memo's Josh Marshall argues that there is no need for conspiracy theorizing.
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Do you keep up with any of the internet chatter or theorizing about the show?
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With a lot of shows along the way, the theorizing doesn't add up to much.
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"I'm not going to spend my time being a pundit, theorizing and speculating," he said.
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In her searching, pensive new book, "The Power Notebooks," Roiphe turns her theorizing on herself.
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I've been theorizing a lot about why I just don't tend to write romantic love songs.
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This is the kind of high-flown political theorizing that never manages to land on earth.
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People immediately began looking to the future, theorizing about what this decision will mean for 2020.
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The lesson is that it is not just the observed facts that drive a scientist's theorizing.
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In more recent years, Posner has largely disowned the most extreme versions of his economic theorizing.
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It will, instead, be a disaster brought on by corruption, willful ignorance, conspiracy theorizing and intimidation.
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The two decided that part of their intention as editors would be to disprove the idea that theorizing is meant solely for academics, and contribute to a long (but largely unacknowledged) tradition of theorizing by trans and gender nonconforming people about their own lives and futures.
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I'm theorizing blackness, rather than commemorating African-American history, and that generates a certain degree of skepticism.
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More broadly, fans are theorizing about Map of the Soul's place within BTS's discography as a whole.
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I have spent more time than I care to admit theorizing about Khloe and Lamar's relationship status.
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I'm already theorizing about who killed Becky... which means Netflix needs to drop this spooky drama ASAP.
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Now the drive by speculating, David Frum, you know, hypothetically theorizing, well, wait a minute you guys.
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Earlier this week, I said few shows lend themselves to rampant fan theorizing more than Twin Peaks.
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But nowhere in all of this theorizing have we found much in the way of actionable fact.
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Our inability to measure much of what went on in 2016 may provide cause for more theorizing.
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But scientists have been having a blast theorizing about the nature of space-time, information and memory.
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One of the frequent complaints when theorizing about possible immortality on earth is that of constant boredom.
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It's the theorizing that is the attraction here, for it alone explains why these pictures deserve attention.
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And so much theorizing about fascist leaders focuses on ideas of their thwarted passions and repressed longings.
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As such, the show has invited the type of fan theorizing one usually sees with thrillers and mysteries.
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Regarding John Kelly's creationist theorizing on Lee and the Civil War, its worth pointing out a few things.
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The hatred, trolling, harassment, and conspiracy theorizing of the internet's underbelly cannot be dismissed as empty, nihilistic performance.
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Even then, fans were theorizing that Blac Chyna could be the mother to the next generation of Kardashians.
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That's provoked a lot of very valuable investigative journalism, as well as a lot of outright conspiracy theorizing.
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We'll find out when the finale airs, and then it'll be time to start theorizing about season 2.
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By method and design, originalism and textualism constrain judges from capacious theorizing about natural law or natural rights.
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Like her characters, our narrator is always on the move, and is always noticing and theorizing, often brilliantly.
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But its complex plot, combined with online content demands, made it a prime target for fan theorizing, nevertheless.
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Dr. Birx, they think, is more willing to be patient with the president's interruptions and theorizing about medicine.
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For more on George Soros and conspiracy theorizing, please listen to the May 31st episode of Today Explained.
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No amount of scientific explanation or sociopolitical theorizing is going to console the mother of the stabbed boy.
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It is also a bit of a bow to the conspiracy theorizing that Trump is wont to do.
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And please expose the crackpot theorizing behind a climate-change skeptic picked to run the Environmental Protection Agency.
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It's a worry we've got to take seriously, but it's based more in abstract theorizing than empirical analysis.
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What follows is part exorcism, part dialogue with her dearly departed; part slide show and part ontological theorizing.
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Which, OK, this could be just the straight-outta-Cahiers du Cinéma academic theorizing that Besson says he ignores.
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Last week, Mark Hamill — Luke Skywalker himself — used this fact to poke fun at the fans and their theorizing.
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And, in traditional rom-com fashion, all of this theorizing stems from the possibility of a Mindy-Danny reconciliation.
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Immediately after this brief theorizing, the conversation devolved into an impassioned discussion of the merits of the Mamma Mia!
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They found that, despite decades of theorizing, there was no ironclad rule that higher minimum wages always killed jobs.
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We are thus accustomed to think that novel art forms are made accessible to collectors by bold critical theorizing.
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I'm obviously tempted to ask you questions about your films, but maybe you're tired of everyone theorizing about them?
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Rather than ramble on, I'll just link my most recent piece, theorizing about what's going on with her story.
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"Conspiracy theorizing can be traced to quite fundamental ways of thinking and the way people organize information," Douglas explains.
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And it's easy to laugh off Limbaugh's conspiracy-theorizing, given that he's evacuated his own home in Palm Beach.
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Nobody knows what the hell is going to happen on Game of Thrones season 6, despite our best theorizing.
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"That's more than I know," he said, dodging the unfounded theorizing, before attempting to strike a more conciliatory tone.
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We love sharing snacks, whispering to each other while staring at the screen, and theorizing the whole way home.
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My sense is that Fried's high-powered theorizing was always at some distance from the practice of these artists.
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I am not referring to minor errors, or to the kinds of rewritings that might lend themselves to theorizing.
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And soon Louise Lawler, Richard Prince, and Cindy Sherman also became associated with the theorizing developed for the exhibition.
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Within modernism, for example, the great art of Hilma af Klint and Piet Mondrian depends upon implausible theosophical theorizing.
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It becomes a canvas for further theorizing; explanations can be science-based, religious, as broad as the imagination itself.
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There's plenty of theorizing in It about the nature of Pennywise—and the nature of evil—but no definitive answers.
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He loves juxtapositions, and throughout he uses images of one story to accompany, with great accuracy, the theorizing of another.
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Denying the obvious reality of a tape recording of him, though, appears to be a new level of conspiracy theorizing.
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They preferred the wild writings of Antonin Artaud and William Blake to the theorizing of Clement Greenberg and Harold Rosenberg.
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Kylie Jenner has yet to confirm her pregnancy, but that hasn't stopped the world from theorizing about all things baby.
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"15 days to a new ep of #Riverdale…" Of course, Aguirre-Sacasa could just be teasings its ever-theorizing audience.
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So, right now, Riverdale fans are preoccupied with theorizing and hypothesizing around who this "Angel of Death" could possibly be.
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If so, that might explain the inconsistencies with the guns... The newly introduced Arnold also invites theorizing about existing storylines.
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They are miles away from their colleagues in the middle calling for a special prosecutor and openly theorizing about impeachment.
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They played a major role in the public speculation and conspiracy theorizing over what Trump-Russia "collusion" might have entailed.
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The alternative to Christianity, Mr. Fourquet shows in his book, has not been lucidity; it has been gaga conspiracy-theorizing.
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Later, Dr. Percec began grafting fat into the labia, theorizing it would aid healing and add fullness to depleted tissue.
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Others became frustrated, with a few theorizing that because she had not gone into labor, she was not actually pregnant.
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Distilling the theorizing behind earlier projects, Theorem is a meditation on the fervor, grit, and craving of the urban experience.
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Anyway, we'll be over her theorizing until Jane the Virgin returns for what is presumably its final season in the fall.
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In the past, titles were released ahead of time as a way for fans to start theorizing what was to come.
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It was so dramatic, but I had spent so much time loving him and waiting on him and speculating and theorizing.
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For years now Game of Thrones fans have been theorizing about the "bittersweet" ending that George R. R. Martin promised them.
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For people who love to wonder if any unsettling situation is a secret cult, The Innocents will induce your wildest theorizing.
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However, that hasn't stopped fans from theorizing all about this "angel of death" — and suspecting beloved Riverdale characters of the worst.
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Thrones fans are theorizing that she's on the brink of losing it, with her most ruthless impulses poised to take over.
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But that doesn't stop us from theorizing who might return one last time and just how it could impact the story.
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There are people who are still theorizing on the Lord of the Rings series and that was published in the 1940s.
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Though the presidents share many personal traits—secrecy, paranoia, conspiracy-theorizing—Nixon was a scholar with a serious foreign policy vision.
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Unfortunately, the Mueller report won't end the rancor, divisiveness, endless speculation and conspiracy theorizing that have marked the past 28503 months.
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Some internet detectives are now theorizing that Harry Styles' new song "Two Ghosts" is about Swift, whom he dated in 2012.
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That was a huge gift, and I've been kind of theorizing it for years, that that should be possible in film.
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Indeed, all the American right's worst tendencies have been unleashed by President Trump, all its petty cruelty and lurid conspiracy theorizing.
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Tom Clancy–style theorizing about ties between Russia and Donald Trump have been a national parlor game since at least July.
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Alex Jones, the conspiracy-theory-loving Infowars founder, was labeled a crank and worse for theorizing that the attacks of Sept.
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A provisionally new strain of poetry has begun to emerge from this entanglement with communist and anarchist organizing, theorizing, and struggle.
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To the intelligentsia, Gladwell's an oversimplifier on his very best day; on his worst, a conspiracy-theorizing spinner of mass delusion.
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Without the loud and constant theorizing of the ego, the embodied mind can more accurately read and respond to the environment.
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There are tantalizing bits throughout about Dr. Dre's perfectionism and his reluctance to release music, but not much theorizing about it.
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This pain, loss, and despair are not to be nodded to and then brushed aside as convenient foreplay for political theorizing.
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And William Saletan, to his genuine credit, has written a serious mea culpa for his previous flirtations with race-IQ theorizing.
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The publication that most closely tracks Trump's view is Breitbart, a far-right site that often peddles in Jones-lite conspiracy theorizing.
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But in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the Duffer brothers have dashed our premature theorizing about the new season's episode titles.
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In one of the final scenes, Carnegie Mellon brain researchers sit in a half-lit room theorizing about the frontiers of neuroscience.
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Many eccentric dads out there enjoy theorizing, tinkering, and inventing, and Taurus kids are usually pretty happy to entertain their wacky ideas.
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Theorizing is fun, and a number of shows have played with fans' curiosity to great effect, including HBO's own Game of Thrones.
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Lose a weekend with this Netflix gem and start theorizing; the show will return for a second season (thank God) in 2020.
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Now that that's settled, we can turn our attention to theorizing what the horoscopes are like on these distant, Earth-like exoplanets.
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Fans immediately started theorizing about what it could mean and whether it was tied to possible new music coming from the singer.
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Until some kind of evidence like this emerges, it's best to think of "Agent Trump" as nothing more than wild conspiracy theorizing.
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If this sounds like legal theorizing, just consider the fact that Mr. Trump's position is soundly contradicted by the Richard Nixon case.
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The eighth and final season starts Sunday and viewers have already started theorizing about, and agonizing over, how it will all conclude.
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It's becoming increasingly complex each week — as is the web-wide brainstorm of fans theorizing about what the hell is really going on.
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That's all the more reason to savor every last moment of the show's current season, so get back to your theorizing, fellow fans.
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But even though Twitter can't stop theorizing about the untitled AG5, we're not over the Sweetener era just yet — and neither is Grande.
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But it's still hard to get around the fact that dreams lend themselves to some theorizing that not all areas of study do.
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It also tied together two parts of Trump — his trafficking in racism and his conspiracy theorizing — that are often discussed as distinct phenomena.
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The teaser may not have given us many concrete details about the 2018 crime thriller, but that clearly can't stop us from theorizing.
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Reading the emails, online communities such as 2000chan and Reddit began theorizing about possible double meanings which could be inferred from the exchanges.
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While anti-Semitism actually isn't that common on Jones's show, the kind of wingnut conspiracy theorizing that this segment represents very much is.
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This bubble was traced to exuberant and error-filled theorizing about how to approach the task formed after just a few learning experiences.
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After seven years of speculating, theorizing, and spending hours on Reddit and Tumblr, fans will bid goodbye to Pretty Little Liars in June.
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The best way for the media to dispel conspiracy-theorizing about this story would be to take great care with facts and characterizations.
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Tillman writes pictures the way Jeanette Winterson writes the body: with great and counterintuitive attention to detail, theorizing and revising as she goes.
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The probe is named after Gene Parker, who in 28500 wrote a paper theorizing the expansion of the solar atmosphere and solar wind.
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A day later, an anti-Semite motivated by the relentless conspiracy-theorizing associated with the caravan murdered 11 people in a Pittsburgh synagogue.
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A healthy level of paranoid theorizing helps illuminate the dark machinery that people with way too much power use to maintain that power.
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Even if you see similar networks [in the brain] getting activated, I don't think there's anybody theorizing about that relationship quite so strongly.
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The problem here, I suspect, is that without the support of theorizing, which now seems shaky, these works are mostly of modest interest.
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Theorizing about changing monetary policy is far easier than acting on it and academics who become policymakers often adopt a more pragmatic approach.
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Since then, anti-vaxxers have — with very little information to back it up — run rampant theorizing about the health problems that vaccines cause.
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Some channels on YouTube have uploaded hundreds of videos since the last Marvel Cinematic Universe movie was released, theorizing about what comes next.
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And then, at a panel I was on at Theorizing the Web 2017, critic Michael Thomsen really solidified this abstract feeling for me.
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Additionally, both came out too soon after the DES result to cite it—and if that work holds, the theorizing might be for naught.
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From here on out, it's a matter of getting better, not proving the possibility; of writing code, not theorizing whether code can be executed.
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When we started American Horror Story: Cult, it was hard to tell what was fact, what was hallucination, and what was wild fan theorizing.
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Maybe then you can actually watch the show in peace without your friends constantly theorizing and sucking all the fun out of it. Enjoy.
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But he disagrees with the rampant theorizing by certain members of the media, scientists, and the U.S. government in studying and reporting these cases.
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Viewers are already theorizing about the film's plot, and whether it means that humans who learn the heptapod language can alter their own futures.
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We have years of scholarship, theorizing, and amicus briefs, and a "jurisprudence in exile" of minority dissents that could easily turn into majority opinions.
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It takes at least $500,000 — the amount of money given Cramer's campaigns by the fossil fuel industry — to buy that kind of crackpot theorizing.
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Some speculated that Buffett was looking to invest, with RBC Capital Markets theorizing that GE's downtrodden state makes it ripe for him to invest.
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"Enormous effort has gone into theorizing about who is most vulnerable to online or remote radicalization, and how they can be identified," Hurlburt notes.
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"It's not singularly a process of reclamation or of uncovering—that's a never-ending practice," says Stanley of trans and gender non-conforming theorizing.
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The killings provoked the country's largest-ever manhunt, and countless words, suspects, books, documentaries, earnest speculation, pub theorizing and bouts of urban myth-making.
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It takes only 30 seconds of footage or a leaked production shot to send Game of Thrones viewers into a tizzy of wild theorizing.
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Here, however, it's almost impossible (at least for me) to look at these works with an eye innocent of a history of recent theorizing.
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If this seems a bit optimistic, know that it isn't just armchair theorizing — they were careful to back up these numbers from the start.
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What we do know is that the theorizing is supposed to happen, otherwise why release a break up song days after you break up?
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Theorizing that the show might have been more successful with a different lead is an alluring fantasy, if not at least an interesting thought experiment.
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Experts are now calling it a "mild pandemic," and theorizing that it could become a permanent virus that humans face, akin to the seasonal flu.
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But Sinclair is a good example of how political media, including outright conspiracy theorizing, can spread through more mundane and less technologically novel means too.
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The theorizing and guessing-game aspects have always been a big part of the fan community surrounding the A Song of Ice and Fire books.
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Or, despite all of our theorizing about what Kardashian's photo means, the star could just be introducing us to the new Kardashian West family pet.
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And it started filling up with all kinds of conspiracy theorizing that became kind of common wisdom or conventional wisdom within the Republican Party base.
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The thrill of watching Game of Thrones is inherently tied to the thrill of theorizing and imagining what crazy plot twists the future episodes hold.
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His dalliance into bugshit insane and misinformed theorizing culminated in being dissed by Neil DeGrasse Tyson's nephew, and that's really all you need to know.
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Whether this body is seen as inherently woman, mother, or goddess, its existence and relevance is too often implicit while theorizing about gender and sexuality.
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It encompasses the race-baiting, the conspiracy theorizing, the flirtations with violence, and the pathological lying that have been his campaign-trail stock in trade.
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It encompasses the race-baiting, the conspiracy theorizing, the flirtations with violence, and the pathological lying that have been his campaign-trail stock in trade.
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There is no question that social media sites like YouTube, in particular, are a breeding ground for some of the most unmoored, bellicose conspiracy theorizing.
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But it came after Mr. Trump had spent days insisting he had had a "bum mike" and theorizing that there may have been foul play.
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Fox News not only has cultivated a symbiotic relationship with the president, but has adopted the racial paranoia and conspiracy-theorizing of the alt-right.
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From the moment Shiraz asked me to be part of this project [it] became not just about displaying photographs, but theorizing and historicizing their importance.
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The ABC show "Lost," which ran from 2004 to 2010, inspired elaborate theorizing about its mysteries, and fans revolted when the finale didn't deliver answers.
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Their work shocked many physicists, who first denied it and then leapt into a frenzy of theorizing and speculation about space-time and quantum weirdness.
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If the story doesn't bend their way, studios and production companies throttling art to fit their corporate will make fitting villains, ripe for conspiracy theorizing.
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Experts are now calling it a "mild pandemic," and theorizing that it could become a permanent virus that humans face, akin to the seasonal flu.
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In early January, a British and an American scientist released research theorizing that the sound stemmed from noises made by the Indies short-tailed cricket.
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This has led some doctors to be skeptical of the idea that cannabis itself is the problem, theorizing that additives may be the issue instead.
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Mr. Jones, in case you aren't aware, is the conspiracy-theorizing, flame-throwing nationalistic radio and internet star who's best known for suggesting that Sept.
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"The police are theorizing that she was a lottery scam victim and she came here to collect her prize or claim some money," Watson said.
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This is why explicitly stated, well-written, positive trans characters are absolutely necessary — headcanoning and theorizing are fun, but they can only get us so far.
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"The Batman" director Matt Reeves teased the first camera test footage of Robert Pattinson as Batman and fans are already theorizing about the new Bat symbol.
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For the rest of us, this video poetry, along with the music and lyrics, is enough to keep us busily theorizing meanings for a good while.
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There are memes theorizing on the importance of Black people loving one another, romantically and otherwise, and relationship experts advertising services to help them do it.
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Futurist Dr. Ian Pearson has written a blog theorizing that humans could eventually become immortal, not with their bodies, but by merging their brains with androids.
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The Maya, for instance, appreciated crossed-eyes, with historians theorizing that parents would even encourage the trait by suspending an object in between their child's eyes.
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The return of Game of Thrones is fast approaching, which means that we must put on our magnifying glasses and begin theorizing about the upcoming season.
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That is, until last week, when Chuck revealed himself to the Big Man — much to the joy of long-theorizing fans whose hopes were finally confirmed.
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There's an easter egg hidden in plain sight in Super Mario Odyssey and it has some fans theorizing about potential new content coming to the game.
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For most people, a home will be the biggest investment they make in their lives, so SF-based Hover is theorizing that's the place to start.
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Similarly, there have now been decades of theorizing over whether elite professionals are so rich and powerful that they're some new kind of class unto themselves.
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You can see it in Nextdoor posts theorizing that the coronavirus has spread because people aren't vegan or aren't sanitizing their hands with tea tree oil.
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Kinda. (He's mostly promoting his own appearances.) Taylor Swift occasionally drops in to tease and dangle album lore strings for fans deep into some Swiftie theorizing.
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The idea was quickly applied to neuroscience, with some researchers theorizing that neurotransmitters like dopamine function as reward signals much like the ones in AI systems.
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Pauline Kael literally wrote an entire article against film theory, while Sontag wrote one theorizing what is meant by the cinematic (as opposed to the theatrical).
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Mr. Jones "is the conspiracy-theorizing, flame-throwing nationalistic radio and internet star," and an occasional source and validator for the president, our media columnist writes.
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We have agreed on 50/50 custody of the children, and we ask that you respect our privacy by not theorizing about the reasons for our divorce.
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For one, fans are theorizing about why she brought Jon Snow back to life now that we've seen Beric Dondarrion die in order to protect Arya Stark.
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That didn't stop some from conspiracy theorizing that the Tigers are out to get ex-GM Dave Dombrowski, whom the Tigers fired during the season last year.
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This fairly innocuous, and extremely respectful to Jack, reunion puts to rest all of the wild fan theorizing as to how Miguel turns into Rebecca's second husband.
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Thwarting pedophiles, an ongoing mission ferried over from the less organized Pizzagate era of right-wing conspiracy theorizing, seems to be a borderline fetish for this crowd.
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And that's how we find ourselves, 21 years on, repeating the same gruesome imagery over and over again, as if proof could be conjured through sheer theorizing.
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This Is Us has been renewed for two more seasons, so we will have plenty more chances to cry over the Pearsons, and keep theorizing about them.
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Do you think that you or others will continue theorizing about the books even once they're a complete work or does that kind of ruin the game?
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Samson's ruling quieted most, but Fox News reignited the theorizing after airing an interview with forensic pathologist Michael Baden, who alleged that Epstein's death was a homicide.
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He served briefly in the military but seemed completely unsuited to soldiering; deployed to Newfoundland in 1864, Abercromby began theorizing about how the fog there was produced.
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This idea is most often expressed by theorizing that while the Warriors are good team today, in a different NBA era they wouldn't have the same success.
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" David Harsanyi, a senior editor at The Federalist, agreed, arguing in The New York Post that journalists should "be focusing on exoneration rather than theorizing about obstruction.
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Mr. Trump was echoing a strain of anti-Islamic theorizing familiar to anyone who has been immersed in security and counterterrorism debates over the last 20 years.
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"I know a lot of people have been theorizing that there is some marketing team and production studio involved, but it really is just me," she says.
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In the case of "True Detective" in the first season, a lot of the theorizing was outside of the scope of what the show intended to do.
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Even among those Republicans not prone to Deep State conspiracy theorizing had to admit that Trump was winning win the public relations battle against his Department of Justice.
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If you love a good mystery and want to take a mental break from theorizing about Uber A's identity, it's worth giving this PLL mobile game a shot.
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Moore added that she was "mind-boggled" by the show's popularity, theorizing that "people wanted cathartic entertainment — they wanted something that resonated on an emotional level with them."
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Yes, after months of guessing, theorizing, and outright lies, the reveal of whether dead is dead for Jon Snow came only two episodes into the show's sixth season.
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Wednesday was dominated with chatter on social media from overwhelmed fans, healthy skeptics, and others theorizing about the pop singer's ongoing feud with Kanye West and Kim Kardashian.
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But Twitter refuses to comment on individual account suspensions (including this one), citing privacy and security reasons, and therefore often faces similar cycles of outrage and spontaneous theorizing.
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And even if you think some level of conspiracy theorizing is inevitable after a catastrophe, it's possible to wish social media companies didn't so powerfully enable their spread.
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When I first saw these new paintings, I thought that perhaps they were inspired by the aesthetic theorizing of our great mutual friend, the late philosopher Arthur Danto.
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What began as a hashtag — #Oprah2020 — and a few jokes on Twitter has escalated to full-blown theorizing of Oprah Winfrey's chances of landing in the Oval Office.
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The findings shed light on the origin of Aboriginal Australians, which has been debated among academic circles for decades, with research originally theorizing Australia was settled multiple times.
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Daddy, of course, remained in the mentions of famouses and at the center of certain memes, but it felt like we were done theorizing about the whole thing.
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Guys, we were all so caught up in theorizing how Jack Pearson (Ventimiglia) dies that we didn't consider how traumatic William's more imminent death from cancer would be.
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Revisionist history is one of the most important contributions feminist theorizing has made to the history of art, but it was time to turn that method on itself.
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It seemed inevitable that a fourth season would get the green light soon after, with some Redditors theorizing that new episodes would be released as early as Christmas.
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A British and an American scientist released research with another theory in early January, theorizing that the sound stemmed from noises made by the Indies short-tailed cricket.
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And no matter how "advanced" our scientific and intellectual investigations and theorizing, those myths retain a hold on us that can never be erased or even clinically assessed.
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Trying to stimulate a very young mind wasn't considered dangerous so much as pointless, because 23-to-4-year-olds were "concrete thinkers," incapable of theorizing or abstraction.
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We even get some conspiracy theorizing that all of us are actually women in disguise, trying to dismantle the men's rights movement by pretending to be something better.
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Right around the time they were born, some couldn't quite figure out the phrasing of the names and others simply didn't stop theorizing what the meaning was behind them.
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Several fans on Twitter defended Driver's quote by saying he was actually referring to Leia, not Rey — so don't start theorizing about who Rey's royal parents are just yet.
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Original article follows: There are only two episodes of Game of Thrones left, and fan theorizing is reaching a high as viewers try to guess what will happen next.
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Republican leaders and media outlets were too used to conspiracy theorizing to get all worked up about it, like they did with the "grab 'em by the pussy" tape.
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It has so much potential to open up areas of theorizing about how we look at each other as gendered beings and how else we might do that looking.
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After Kim Kardashian kicked off her Christmas puzzle December 1, it wasn't long before fans started theorizing that the final days would confirm both Khloé and Kylie's rumored pregnancies.
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But if our heroes are revived via time travel, as many fans are theorizing, then why wouldn't they double back to fix other heartbreaking events from the MCU's history?
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It's unclear if she was asked directly about the judge from her case theorizing last week that Caylee died when Anthony accidentally used too much chloroform to sedate her.
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The dog-with-a-bone mentality that has marked the left's obsessive theorizing about collusion won't help heal the wounds that have been inflicted, or help us move forward.
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At the same time, the mainstream G.O.P. has gone all in on the kind of conspiracy theorizing — tinged with anti-Semitism — that used to be restricted to the fringe.
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In the process they are bringing conspiracy theorizing to the heart of politics: every attempt at objective analysis, every statement of plain facts, just shows that you're an enemy.
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Results included: shirtless Weiner pics, radio hosts tweeting an alleged picture of Weiner's penis obtained from Breitbart, and much theorizing about the woman Weiner appeared to have tweeted at.
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Sischy's focus on the immediate present meshes with two related, equally important qualities of her writing: her complete lack of theorizing about visual art, and her disinterest in moralizing.
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The problem with all this theorizing is that it assumes that Rowling would be willing to considerably disrupt her carefully established universe for the sake of a plot twist.
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Though Netflix and Brit Marling's uber twisty sci-fi show has seriously stumped viewers and sent Reddit into a theorizing frenzy, the inspiration for The OA is actually somewhat simple.
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Sure, fans love the heart-tugging drama because of all those feel-good family moments, but we also can't get enough of the theorizing about all the stuff to come.
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Comic-Con this year featured a venue transformed to look like Westworld, and it's easy to imagine devotees spending the next several months theorizing about where the show will go.
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Along the way, though, they also offer some of the most clinically insightful theorizing about how sex, work, the law, and borders intersect that you're likely to read all year.
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Start theorizing now, fans: with so much time before the big reveal, there's a real chance someone will come up with the right answer before Gabaldon gives it to us.
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As The Witch Elm begins, Toby has a tendency to roll his eyes at his cousin Susanna's "social-justice-warrior shite," dismissing it all as so much hysterical conspiracy theorizing.
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There was no pretense that politics was anything but violence, no need for one to undertake the contorted theorizing through which today's "explainer" class attempts to cleanse politics of violence.
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Others simply enjoyed the joke fodder that Sheeran's appearance provided, poking fun at the promotional feel, making song puns and even theorizing that Sheeran could factor into the show's end.
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Robertson rightly calls this theorizing "courageous and peculiar" and then comes down hard on Carpenter for having constructed a sexual hierarchy in which masculine Uranians were elevated over effeminate ones.
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When the show isn't airing, or the theorizing subreddits aren't churning, there are still casting rumors to chase, filming details to parse, and massive plot leaks to debunk or debate.
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It was one of many things, I imagined, that gave Republicans pause about Moore, even if it was precisely the sort of conspiracy theorizing Trump himself has so often embraced.
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While hogweed is often blamed for forever blinding people, though, there doesn't seem to be any documented case of that ever happening, only people theorizing about its potential to do so.
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Theorizing at least some of this chatter could be the work of bots and other not-so-genuine actors, they decided to compare how different types of accounts talked about vaccines.
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So, in March 2013, I organized a small pop-up show, "Theorizing the Web," where I displayed books, zines, postcards, and newsprints by those who were working in a similar way.
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Season 1 of American Vandal, which came out just last month, was well-received and even had viewers committed to theorizing who actually vandalized the faculty cars with all those penises.
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I went through the most remarkable 45 lines from the 45-minute interview, but suffice it to say that it was a miasma of conspiracy theorizing, fact-free "analysis" and martyrdom.
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The lesson learned in both cases is that under-theorizing an exhibition can sap the potential from a brilliant premise that promises, but fails to deliver, a transformative conversation on gender.
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Archmaester Marwyn shoots down Sam (and the legion of theorizing fans) by noting that Shireen and Jorah's cases are very different levels of infection in two individuals of drastically different ages.
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Many are also theorizing that the very first opening scene from the Season 2 premiere is on a whole separate timeline, and a reversal of the opening scene from Season 1.
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"Of course, there are still a few people that think they are literally just geniuses, theorizing that this is one big PR stunt to try to save my career," Charles said.
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Too-high valuations and large raises are harmful, not encouraging Relatedly, putting too high a valuation on a CPG company and theorizing it could rule its market is counterproductive and unrealistic.
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Fan theorizing has always been part of online TV discussion, going back to the days when speculation about the alien conspiracy on The X-Files fueled seemingly thousands of message boards.
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Lindley begins with the Greek philosophers, notably Plato, who he says was not interested in the physical world, only in theorizing about it from on high, contemplating its mathematical (geometrical) beauty.
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The "shared universe" theorizing that some fans engage in feels like a product of that; deep down, the shows are all bound together to some extent by their shared thematic sensibilities.
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While that conspiracy theorizing won't have the long-lasting consequences on his presidency that his apparent pressure campaign on Zelensky to dig dirt on Biden will, it should be as concerning.
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For a start in this indispensable theorizing, American analysts will need to pinpoint and conceptualize all vital similarities and differences between deliberate nuclear war, inadvertent nuclear war, and accidental nuclear war.
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You don't respond -- with a 5+-minute video, a DNA test and loads of documentation -- if you think that this whole Native American thing is just so much GOP conspiracy theorizing.
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Beyond this theorizing and all the jostling yet to come, the extraordinary developments of last week — actually, of the last months — reveal that Thailand is a military dictatorship like no other.
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Because everything in this sci-fi fantasy is up to interpretation, including the characters, their purpose, and motivations, it's important to try and keep track as the story unfolds and theorizing continues.
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A sentient, autonomous AI doesn't exist yet but scientists are theorizing around what moral values it may possess, its rights as a sentient being, and how our relationship with it might function.
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By the time Gladwell is finished mashing together bug-eyed theorizing with abstract social psychology, the reader isn't left with any real insight into or new understanding of the Penn State case.
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The first trailer for Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life premiered on Tuesday, sending hordes of fans into a tizzy of scrupulous theorizing and speculating about every single frame (ourselves included).
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Chip and Joanna Gaines have been teasing fans with an "exciting new project" for days with mysterious social media messages showing beautiful rooms that had Fixer Upper fans eagerly theorizing: Gold fixtures?
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" Asked who he would live with in the official Downing Street residence, he said: "I don't want to get into any kind of presumptious theorizing about living in Downing Street at all.
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One thing you might not be thinking of during your hours of theorizing, however, is that Uber A — or A.D., whatever floats your boat — might not be a singular person at all.
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In other words, Minsky was convinced that computers could do so much more than execute a set of predefined instructions and was theorizing a model for a so-called artificial intelligence program.
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It doesn't take incredibly inventive conspiracy theorizing to move from that to allegations that Clinton was part of Epstein's sex abuse and from there to wild accusations that Clinton had Epstein killed.
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Perhaps more concerningly, Walsh has also shown deep passion for birtherism, racist invective, and anti-Muslim conspiracy theorizing about Barack Obama, as tweets collected by the Daily Caller's Peter J. Hasson show.
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For another, some of those Fed critics engaged in Donald Trump-like conspiracy theorizing, accusing the Fed of printing money, not to help the economy, but to "bail out fiscal policy," i.e.
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"There was a global decrease in brain reactivity to different cognitive and emotional stimuli," Ms. Kerr said, theorizing that these experiences may be functioning as a recalibration of a person's distress tolerance.
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So instead of Democrats being able to take advantage of first big news cycle of the 2020 campaign, the Iowa caucuses ended up being a big mess that devolved into conspiracy theorizing.
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In October, a cynical, social media-loving "cannapreneur" named Joe Vargas struck internet gold by theorizing on Twitter that First Lady Melania Trump had been replaced—temporarily or otherwise—by, um, someone.
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There's been substantial conspiracy theorizing that Netflix somehow gamed people into watching a just-okay movie (albeit one starring Oscar-winner Sandra Bullock) by flooding social media with Netflix-orchestrated Bird Box memes.
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You can find a host of apps, exercise routines, surgeries, diet plans, and personal blogs filled with tales of self-experimentation and complex, quasi-scientific theorizing on how to grow at any age.
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Constructed mostly around a sampler and his own voice—most often in an endearingly fragile upper register—his songs no doubt engage with some of the same ideas he employs in his theorizing.
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Died as a castaway Theorizing from The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery, or TIGHAR, argues that Earhart survived a rough landing on a remote atoll in the Pacific but died soon after.
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The political spot also draws a direct connection to the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, theorizing if HE had to go through that ... imagine what it means for black men.
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And some researchers are looking at suicide rates at times of high-pollen counts compared with less pollen, theorizing that the increase might be due to increased anxiety or aggression related to inflammation.
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All of this does some of the "offboarding" that I wrote about in my article about games so often lacking resolution (and which critic Michael Thomsen outlined in his Theorizing the Web talk).
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The report was authored by a commission made up of 18 Arab U.N. member states, including former U.N. human rights investigator Richard Falk, who has been accused of anti-Semitism and conspiracy theorizing.
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Removing that diagnosis was a milestone moment, and it was followed by an outpouring of theorizing about how old ideas may be applied in newly illuminating ways to the psychology of being gay.
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But it would require a large dose of self-deception (or conspiracy theorizing) to pretend that Iran isn't the likely culprit, or that its actions don't represent a major escalation in the region.
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They spent time with Trump during his short trip to Moscow for the pageant in November 2013 — a trip that has been the subject of endless intrigue and conspiracy theorizing in recent years.
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It represents the fact that at heart, when the miasma of theorizing and extrapolating and intellectualizing clears, soccer is a simple equation, one in which the team with the best players generally wins.
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They see centuries of wild theorizing (that aging could be reversed by heating the body, or by breathing the same air as young virgins) swiftly replaced by computer-designed drugs and gene therapies.
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On Twitter, especially, the Blue Detectives are increasingly active in theorizing that Trump and his associates are involved in a dizzying multidimensional plot — and, crucially, are always 10 steps ahead of the American public.
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There has been plenty of critical engagement with the show's themes, characterization, and larger messages, but it's been largely drowned out by theorizing and endless speculation surrounding the particulars of the plot and setting.
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The problem that Westworld faces that Lost and The Sopranos didn't have to deal with is that there are so many more media outlets now — including Vox, which is not immune to Westworld theorizing!
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Below, the Emmy nominee spoke to EW while on set in the Abernathy ranch house: ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: You're one of the actors on the show who enjoy theorizing about the story and making predictions.
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I would not be shocked if we had a similar situation with A Song of Ice and Fire — people thinking and talking and theorizing about it years and years after the books are published.
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In responding to Judd and Greenberg, it is apparent that Gorchov wanted to find his own way past what he saw as the limits of their theorizing and make something that was recognizably his.
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A handful of TV critics have recently written about how fan theorizing — and its omnipresence online — has essentially made it impossible to talk about Westworld as anything but a collection of the top theories.
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That theorizing has now reached Trump himself: Will Bruce Ohr, whose family received big money for helping to create the phony, dirty and discredited Dossier, ever be fired from the Jeff Sessions "Justice" Department?
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In an interview last year, acclaimed gender theorist Judith Butler offered a reading of our data, theorizing that the men who kill transgender women perceive them to be a threat to their own masculinity.
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But when Piet Mondrian or Henri Matisse spelled out their aesthetic theorizing, one is aware that however important these ideas were for their art, it's not easy to understand them as freestanding philosophical arguments.
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The next morning, he ran to the library, where he read a 2001 Science paper by Austrian modeler Michael Obersteiner theorizing the same idea, which was later dubbed "bioenergy with carbon capture and storage"—BECCS.
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He cited scheduling and budgetary issues, blaming the network and theorizing that the poor ratings of ''Best Time Ever With Neil Patrick Harris,'' a recently begun and rapidly canceled variety show, had weakened NBC's resolve.
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Hamill does voice the character — and there's some theorizing that he's the stubby, drunken alien who mistakes BB-8 for a rolling slot machine — but the actual identity of this character hasn't been formally revealed.
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Their work goes on to suggest that in certain circumstances, the process could be stopped entirely, theorizing that it could be done if enough oxygen is supplied to the brain before the cells are destroyed.
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You will probably not be surprised to learn ShiroVM is fascinated by real-life locks, and as a hobby, spends his time trying to pick them and theorizing how to design a "pick-proof" lock.
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This was an evening that could have felt very pedantic — an Italian playwright and an English production on Britain's national stage, at a moment when the world is pontificating and theorizing about what ails America.
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Conversely, empathy doesn't do well in a climate of fear or anxiety, when one forgets the particular and individual and, in a panic, begins theorizing about whole groups of people without knowing many of them.
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Given the era of relative peace among New York's five major Mafia families, many experts on organized crime have begun theorizing that the killing of Mr. Cali might point to a struggle within the family.
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The latest season of Game of Thrones wrapped last Sunday, meaning that we'll all be spending the next year or so waiting for season seven and obsessively theorizing about Jon Snow's mommy and daddy or whatever.
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However, after years of theorizing and speculation, Apple is reportedly trying to bridge the gap between its desktop and mobile stores, by enabling developers to create a single app that would be compatible with both platforms.
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And some researchers are looking at suicide rates at times of high-pollen counts compared with less pollen, theorizing that the increase might be due to increased anxiety or aggression related to inflammation, according to Vox.
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This was a long time coming, because while it may have taken the characters forever to come together, fans have been theorizing their future since George R.R. Martin's books first dropped hints about their true connection.
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More than just theorizing a new feminist wave, we saw ourselves as giving more visibility to the one that's already happening—what is it capable of doing, and what does it mean in this current era?
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Nearing the end of his career, Colvin puts legalization in the petri dish, theorizing that Hamsterdam will lessen crimes in afflicted neighborhoods and allow social services to distribute condoms and clean needles in a concentrated space.
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Yet the campaign to save The OA proves that these fans were never really sleeping on this series, even when the theorizing about season 2 plot points fell off in the months after the show's premiere.
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The more I saw, the more I became convinced that superficial historical understanding and excessive reliance on academic theorizing were yielding bad advice — advice that could get men and women killed, that could even lose wars.
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Compare that to a weekly release, like The Mandalorian, which captured a burst of attention with each new Baby Yoda GIF, or the weeklong discussions and theorizing that would fill the time between episodes of Watchmen.
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All of the theorizing and guesswork about the future of Game of Thrones may give you an endless stream of podcasts to listen to in the shower or whatever, but it's basically ruining the show for everyone.
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" After the Instagram account Comments By Celebs reposted the concert video, fans immediately started theorizing that Britney didn't know who he was, prompting Jamie Lynn to comment, "Looks I need to have a bravo binge with someone….
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But as someone who's watching it live and getting to participate in ludicrous theorizing about who is and isn't a host and what preposterously convoluted scheme someone is up to, it's all a surprising amount of fun.
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The new pics — which you can view over on Entertainment Weekly — aren't quite as good as, say, receiving an earlier release date for the season 3 premiere, but they're perfect pics for theorizing about what's to come.
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What if it were to ditch its Bauhaus building blocks and heady theorizing about the house as a "machine for living in" and less being more, and steer more closely to nature — its forms, spirit, rhythms — instead?
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As Mary B. Zeigler and Viktor Osinubi proposed in "Theorizing the Postcoloniality of African American English,", it is the "cultural elite and their allies who help enforce acceptable codes of linguistic conduct," which unfairly leverages social customs.
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It's a familiar game — call it theorizing by proxy for meaning by proxy — in which a filmmaker waves toward an idea, say, Brecht's concept of the alienation or estrangement effect, without doing any actual hard, intellectual work.
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The majority of complaints center around colors generally looking "off" on the iPhone X, with some users theorizing that Apple may have tweaked or adjusted the display profile for iPhone X's OLED screen as part of the update.
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After the Revenge Body With Khloe Kardashian host posted a series of tweets about why people should *maybe* stop judging, several outlets and fans started theorizing that Kardashian was remarking on rumors about her relationship with Tristan Thompson.
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He wants theorists to avoid saying that we just got lucky that we ended up in this random universe where everything happens to look the way that it does, since there's infinity possibilities, so let's give up theorizing.
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But when he ends the video theorizing that, although the iPad is a new product category, "millions upon millions of people are going... to know how to use this," his prediction couldn't have been more on the nose.
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The Emmy-winning composer of Thrones, Westworld, Jack Ryan and more is in the midst of another national – actually, international – concert tour, but when it comes to prepping for Season 8, theorizing is one thing he won't do.
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Then, noting that "theorizing about religion's origins is now a cottage industry," he dives into scientific and social scientific papers that investigate related questions, and offers a series of marvelously readable chapters to summarize the research they present.
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More so than in the past, the volatility of the passions within this year's electorate, ranging from healthy skepticism to snarky cynicism to risky conspiracy theorizing, could make for a rocky first day of the presidential transition period.
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Many politicians and media personalities have fanned the flames of hatred by mainstreaming antisemitism, promulgating conspiracy theorizing tropes about Jewish people and legitimizing hate groups who target racial and religious minorities and promote acts of violence against them.
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There is no theorizing, and no new journalism either—no fabricated immediacy, no reconstructed dialogue, no arty pace… he represents a sensibility that has pretty much rejected such devices and his book is truer and more exciting for it.
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DENVER, Jan 4 (Reuters) - The brother of slain Colorado child beauty queen JonBenet Ramsey brother has settled the lawsuit he filed against CBS Corp over a documentary theorizing that he killed her, his attorney Lin Wood said on Friday.
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Alex Jones and his Infowars media empire not only provided a blueprint for reflexive conspiracy theorizing but laid the foundation for the efficient transmission of these ideas across social platforms (before, of course, getting banned from them this summer).
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The series returning to Analy High for a third season also offers up some clues about what the third season might be about — though, obviously, we'll have to wait until the second one hits Netflix to really start theorizing.
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But human nature being what it is (which is to say, pretty close to animal nature), Game of Thrones fans have been theorizing about and rooting for specific romantic pairings between characters literally since the first book came out.
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Most recently, two books of scholarship have focused on the interrelationship between autism and language: Melanie Yergeau's Authoring Autism: On Rhetoric and Neurological Queerness, and Julia Miele Rodas's Autistic Disturbances: Theorizing Autism Poetics from the DSM to Robinson Crusoe.
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Some viewers are now theorizing how the TV show's characters can adapt future storylines from the comics, suggesting that Aaron will become the new Rick, while young Henry will take on more of Carl's plot lines from the comics.
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She is obviously the older of the two — an assertive, "outspoken Scorpio" as fond of theorizing about the "primitive" state of society's views on race as she is of fluffing up her curls in the mirror between photo sessions.
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The emotionally gripping show, based on Jay Asher's 2007 YA novel, has viewers talking about its depiction of issues like rape and suicide, empathizing with (and critiquing) its cast of characters, and theorizing about what the hell happened next.
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Strikingly, Mr. Suttmeier's finding that the final year of an incumbent's eight-year term was the only year that averaged negative returns in the United States may have an explanation, albeit one that involves a bit of conspiracy theorizing.
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Here's a sampling of what this week's idiotic internet theorizing looked like: Previously in this column, I pointed to a viral Breitbart article by climate change denier James Delingpole that was popular enough to attract more than 10,000 comments.
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Accusations about elections being stolen are common among all-caps types on both sides of the aisle, of course, but a presidential candidate theorizing that a vote might be invalid weeks in advance of the actual contest is unprecedented.
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The point is that Trump's luridly delusional response to the coronavirus and his conspiracy theorizing about Democrats and the news media aren't really that different from the way the right dealt with the financial crisis a dozen years ago.
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While online theorizing isn't new — anyone who was into Lost will remember the boom of theories surrounding that show — there are way more websites dedicated to talking about TV than there were in the days of that earlier show.
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While Stevens is meant to be theorizing about Gaskell's Italian sabbatical in one of several ways suggested by her increasingly frustrated academic supervisor, what actually captures her imagination is the way Gaskell's fugitive love affair uncannily echoes her own.
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At this stage, Freud was sniffing around for the breakthrough that would make his name, having had a couple of minor successes with a method for staining nerve tissue, and a paper theorizing the possible location of eel's testicles.
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However, as Kierkegaard points out, the mind can flee its own subjectivity; instead of dwelling in the presence of one's experience, one can escape into alienation; into theorizing about needs, goals and happiness, and live by abstract principles and objective measures.
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Daphne shook the word "alien" out of her head; she'd picked it up from one of the comment threads on the news articles, some bozo theorizing that the spiny lumps came from space when they clearly just came from the ocean.
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While fans are theorizing all the different ways the longtime comedy could finish, the cast's final moments were an extremely bitter sweet one, with many of them posting tributes to their characters and their time on the show on Instagram.
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Scientists are still theorizing about the precise genetic mechanisms at work here, but in general it's well understood that our cells have more trouble dividing without error as they age, and that includes the sperm produced in a man's testes.
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But the gaming community loves nothing so much as theorizing what's "really" going on behind the industry's curtains, and it only took a few minutes for rumors to start swirling within the same thread in the wake of Magal post.
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"One of the joys for us during the daily release of the episodes is the theorizing and analyzing of the story in the comments - I think that's an area that could make 'social cinema' truthful to its name," he said.
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This Is Us fans have been theorizing since season 1 about how Jack Pearson, played by Milo Ventimgilia, dies, and Sterling K. Brown assures that the big reveal will happen in the second half of season 2, which kicks off Tuesday.
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Game of Thrones theorizing has always been popular, but spoiler-hunting and watching the filming sites has become more common on mainstream sites, because the audience is there for it and publishers are realizing they can get a ton of traffic.
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And after all of this thought and all of this theorizing, I've ended up more or less where I started: I can't unfeel my teenage love for Edward Scissorhands, and I can't unfeel my disgust for the current Johnny Depp.
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At 242 minutes: Here, I bring up Bill Gurley's recent theorizing that once Uber goes public, it will be expected to be profitable, and its well-subsidized, still-private competitors will undercut it on price and try to steal market share.
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Still, Navratil appreciated the theorizing of the French modern artist Jean Dubuffet, who recognized unique, hard-to-classify creations made on the margins of mainstream culture and society as "art brut" (his own original genre label, which means "raw art").
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But within some conservative circles, his purported involvement in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into the Trump campaign and possible Russian interference in the 2016 election has been the stuff of a great deal of theorizing over the past few months.
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Instead, he offers advice to his readers: Don't be petulant, appreciate the nobility of politics, trust experts, avoid conspiracy theorizing, don't believe candidates who promise only good news, pay attention to political debates, be sensitive to norms and not just laws.
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I will sometimes get in trouble with bigger fans of the show than I when I say in these pieces that I just don't care about one storyline or another, and I'll get emails and tweets filled with elaborate theorizing.
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I put that value in place because I really believe that the best way to figure out if something works is often not to spend a bunch of time theorizing about whether it might work or not, but try it and see.
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McCary and the writers keep plenty of things about James' upbringing mysterious enough to invite theorizing and curiosity; they never fully spell out why Hamill and Adams' characters chose such a weirdly specific educational path, or how much James knows or doesn't know.
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"A known aspect of conspiracy theorizing is that the cognition involved is 'self-sealing,' such that any evidence against the theory is reinterpreted as evidence for it," Stephan Lewandowsky, a psychologist at the University of Bristol who studies conspiracy theories, tells Vox.
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Whether it's the Daily Mail's 3,500-word investigation in 2008, naming the artist as "former public schoolboy" Robin Gunningham, or CityLab's vague 2015 argument that Banksy is a woman, most of the headline-making thinkpieces theorizing about his (or her) identity are unsatisfying.
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Quite who she's going to play is, of course, a complete mystery at this point, but that's half the fun of Star Wars casting announcements: The fan theorizing that will spring up over the next few months before real information starts appearing.
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Masters of the craft (there is no good word, at least in English, for conspiracy theorizing) could be found in the 18th century, busily writing tracts and tomes concluding that the French Revolution was plotted by Freemasons working with the Bavarian Illuminati.
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If the first half of her title finds inspiration in Hanna Rosin's book theorizing that men have lost their power to women in recent years, the "Ode" of the second half pays homage, not to the sea but to her recently born son.
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Todd: I have never entirely subscribed to the fan theorizing that Philip and Elizabeth might be boxed into having to defect or turn toward the side of the Americans — this show is generally too complex to have the endgame be something that simple.
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Marketing executive Michael Nyman told the New York Times that the book represented "the next wave of product placement," theorizing that since a reader's connection with a book is so intimate and personal, product placement embedded within books would be uniquely effective.
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It rose in the circuitous and unexpected manner of a viral video, rather than one that had been calculated to game YouTube's algorithms by seizing on interest in breaking news or tragedy — it had no catchy headline, no recognizable personality, no vast theorizing.
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When Trump announced his bid for the presidency in 2015, much of the political and media establishment, including many leading Republicans, thought the idea of a self-dealing, conspiracy theorizing reality TV star winning the White House was a pretty funny joke.
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After two days of committee meetings, teaching—which includes student ensembles and his graduate seminar, called "Theorizing Improvisation," which has readings from sociology, cognitive science, anthropology, and cultural studies—and dealing with brainy kids who have avid minds, he is worn out.
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During all those days on the highway, with lots of time on my hands for theorizing, generalizing, and speaking my generalized theories into my iPhone while swerving off into the spacious landscape, I thought about this idea of grievance, of feeling left behind.
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Though Whelan apologized and deleted the thread (and has since taken a leave of absence from his post as president of the Ethics & Public Policy Center), the backlash to Whelan's theorizing was harsh, especially since the theory wasn't entirely of his own making.
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Over on Earth 2, that mythical place where Hillary Clinton's popular vote victory was enough to propel her to the White House, I like to think alternate universe me is having a fine old time watching and theorizing about season 7 of Game of Thrones.
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Something similar happened in 2007, when it seemed like The Departed was the favorite for Best Picture, but Crash's upset win over Brokeback Mountain the year before led to lots of exotic theorizing on how, say, Little Miss Sunshine would pull out the win.
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Then, too, the first generation of feminist film scholars, in the nineteen-seventies, didn't tend to look for evidence of women exercising creative or administrative authority in Hollywood, because they wouldn't have expected to find it: they were preoccupied with theorizing the male gaze.
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The shows that have that quality of escape velocity tend to be shows that allow some degree of fan theorizing (whether it takes the Westworld form of dwelling on plots and timelines or the form of attempting to catalogue every '80s reference in Stranger Things).
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"The seepage of conspiracy theorizing from the digital fever swamps into life offline is one of the more unsettling developments of the Trump era, in which the president has relentlessly pushed groundless conspiracies to reshape political narratives to his liking," Mike and Kevin write.
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And it's indicative of Trump's current state of mind: jubilant that neither he nor any of his family members were charged in the Mueller report while also retaining much of the anger, resentment and conspiracy-theorizing that have fueled his time in the White House.
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But, there's only so much speculating that one person can do (even though the fans on Reddit are endlessly impressive with their relentless theorizing), sometimes you just have to leave things to the show runners who do leave bread crumbs for viewers to follow.
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In his 2007 book The Literature of the Indian Diaspora: Theorizing the Diasporic Imaginary, academic Vijay Mishra writes of the new wave of upwardly mobile South Asian immigrants and their "uneasy postmodern trend towards collapsing diasporic (and historical) differences" in the postcolonial literature they produce.
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And what propelled the show from just another soapy teen drama to smash success was the way she crafted the "A" mystery as dark, juicy episodes, each ending with irresistible cliffhangers that became fodder for real-time fan reaction videos and endless Twitter theorizing.
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It's a story of a developer whose propensity for vagueness frustrated a community for the better part of a year, prompting untold hours of theorizing, testing, and debating over something very basic, the type of thing other video games explain in their opening tutorial.
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President Donald Trump solemnly laid a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery under a cloudy sky Monday morning, marking Memorial Day as commander in chief even as his White House remains embroiled in an ever-growing list of self-made controversies and Twitter-based conspiracy theorizing.
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But because this is 2018, within moments of learning that UN Ambassador Nikki Haley was resigning from her position, political pundits across America began theorizing the first daughter could become the next U.S. representative on the international body that's been often maligned by President Donald Trump.
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" Earlier this year, Lewinsky responded to a Tweet theorizing what would have happened if the Starr Report, which led to then-President Bill Clinton's impeachment, was treated with the same level of privacy and obfuscation as Attorney General William Barr treated the Mueller report. "if. f***ing.
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The reveal brings to a close months of intense and often giddy theorizing among Fortnite's massive player base, as Epic dropped in-game clues and other hints throughout season three that helped form a cohesive and unlikely narrative for a game that largely centers on competitive multiplayer.
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The lack of clear answers has led to hand-wringing — "Could This Be the Year Movies Stopped Mattering?" asked a Wired headline last month — and studio theorizing about impossible-to-prove factors, like a decline in patrons who decide what film to see while standing in line.
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Dr. Kibble, who died on June 19853 in London at 21985 and who was long associated with Imperial College London, conducted research that spanned the scales of physics, explaining fundamental interactions among the building blocks of matter as well as theorizing about the topology of the cosmos.
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Some scientists have linked extreme shifts in the jet stream to global warming, theorizing that the melting of Arctic ice and the decreased temperature differential between the Arctic and lower latitudes have robbed the jet stream of some of its strength, causing it to meander more.
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Just as the Abstract Expressionists and their successors demonstrated how to create a process-based art, with neither the grand subjects of the old masters nor the theorizing of their modernist precursors, so O'Hara and Bill discovered how to write and practice the art of living.
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During his years in Yusuhara, Kuma was theorizing his own work with some frequency, and his substantial body of writing reveals a repeated turning over of the same ideas and experiences, much as he constantly comes back to wood to see what else it can accomplish.
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Theorizing about where the new Jedi came from is part of the fun, which is why some people are so pissed that, in a new interview for GQ, it seems that Driver spilled the tea on how Rey is connected to the rest of the Star Wars characters.
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Two cosmonauts on a spacewalk in 1503 joke with a compatriot inside the Salyut 2150 space station, theorizing about when the USSR government will want to experiment with sex in space, and how much time they'll need to (or get to) spend in Earthside training simulators for the project.
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In a polarized political world where most Americans tend to get their political information from biased sources that confirm, rather than challenge, their beliefs, Trump's full-throated attacks on opponents, his positioning himself as a president taking on the world, his conspiracy theorizing, still resonate with his Republican supporters.
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" Well, we now have some sense as to why the White House has not only been silent about the Quebec City massacre, but has used it to advance what the New York Times calls a "deeply suspicious view of Islam" indicative of a troubling "strain of anti-Islamic theorizing.
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The paintings are fairly large, but they are not the post-easel scale championed by Clement Greenberg, while, as I suggested earlier, the other, bigger stumbling block for critics championing Abstract Expressionism, as well as theorizing about the next development that art should take, was Bloom's subject matter.
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Basically, the Post's point is that all the theorizing sets up expectations that are either going to spoil you or piss you off when the writers come up with a dumber idea than you did, so quit thinking so much, stay off Twitter, and just enjoy the show.
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In a supposed attempt to combat spoilers and the kind of obsessive theorizing that untangled last season's twist mid way through the season, Nolan and Joy announced that they would be willing to release a video spelling out all the major season two narrative beats ahead of time.
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We have spent time with children at a nearby urban creek, noticing the changes in this creek over the year and theorizing with children about the causes and effects of flooding (and the accompanying increased waste flows at the creek) on human, plant and animal life in this place.
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If he hadn't lived from 1749 to 1832, safely into the modern era and the age of print, but had instead flourished when Shakespeare did, there would certainly be scholars today theorizing that the life and work of half a dozen men had been combined under Goethe's name.
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He owes a debt to Abstract Expressionism, but the tactics of the Surrealists have informed his painting, too, but not with the kind of theorizing that Surrealism demands of painting — that it be the outward manifestation of the mysterious workings of the unconscious – nothing quite as poker-faced as that.
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One of the biggest mysteries from Star Wars: The Force Awakens — who are the parents of Rey (Daisy Ridley) — spawned such rabid speculation and theorizing among fans that director J.J. Abrams had to walk back a statement that seemed to suggest that those parents did not appear in the film.
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A selection from MHE's now deleted postThe Interface Series technically has no title, but that was the one chosen by the group of users in the eight-day-old subreddit r/9M9H9E9, which is dedicated to compiling the work as it unfolds, and theorizing on what various unexplained terms might mean.
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In March 2009, Johnson says he and a few colleagues from the F.B.I. briefed Napolitano on their findings, theorizing that heightened stress because of the continuing financial crisis, coupled with the election of the first black president, created a "unique driver" for individual radicalization and antigovernment and white-supremacist recruitment.
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Just to read the Mueller report's paragraphs on the change to the G.O.P. convention platform on Ukraine, long a minor locus of Putin-Trump quid pro quo conspiracy theorizing, is sufficient to recognize how much freelancing and chaos dominated the Trump campaign, and how little direction was offered from above.
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So, no creator-endorsed spoilers for you, and we're back to where we were with the first season: with the understanding that the fans and critics, trained by the show's insanely elaborate scavenger hunt of a marketing campaign, will continue analyzing every frame of the show and theorizing about every new plot twist.
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Yesterday, Westworld creators Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy gave the show's fans an intriguing offer: in order to fight endless theorizing and spoilers for the upcoming second season of the HBO show, they'd publish a video revealing the entire plot of the new season if a post on Reddit got 1,000 upvotes.
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" Against claims that he is theorizing about pseudoscience, McCulloch argues that it is the physicists invoking dark matter who "have been on the slide into pseudoscience for decades" and that "the only reason the dark matterist haven't noticed is they are all happily going down together, so self-correction has become impossible.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Babyboomer and Gen X artists who outlived the "death of painting" ideologies of the last century will be impressed by the formal and conceptual riposte Leslie Wayne's new paintings make to that strain of theorizing; young millennial painters, meanwhile, may just enjoy the fresh, inventive construction.
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It was in this same window that Trump began trafficking in his theory that President Barack Obama would go to war with Iran for the purposes of rallying public opinion and getting reelected — comments that will lead to plenty of theorizing about Trump's own motivations now that he's in a reelection year.
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Micheli's team is theorizing that small dust grains, which that typically litter the surface of comets, eroded during the course of 'Oumuamua's epic journey through interstellar space (we have no idea how old this object is, so who knows how long it's been careening through the Milky Way, which formed 13.5 billion years ago).
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"Victoria's Secret does provide something quite practical — undergarments — at an affordable price in a relatively accessible manner to a vast consumer base," writes Tyler McCall at Fashionista, theorizing that making small tweaks, like changing its store design or leveraging its established infrastructure to expand its size range, could help the brand turn itself around.
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He's also appeared in Birth of a Movement, an Independent Lens documentary commemorating a century-old protest movement waged against Birth of a Nation, and is deep in the midst of theorizing and planning his contribution to the March for Science, where he hopes to perform his data-based music inspired by climate change.
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Julian Assange still faces rape allegations and unresolved extradition requests from Swedish authorities, but the Russian-espionage tool is a mythical hero for the conspiracy-theorizing right-wingers and rabid Bernie Sandernistas who claim Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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While necessarily partial and incomplete, the results highlight what public health experts have been warning for some time, theorizing that it is not only biology but also gendered behaviors -- the different ways in which men and women conduct their lives -- which may play a significant role in the different mortality rate for respiratory diseases.
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It's not exactly clear which Republican constituency would find Walsh appealing: Republican voters turned off by Trump's own conspiracy theorizing and racism are unlikely to support another Republican prone to the same, his current disavowals of such behavior notwithstanding, and Republican voters who don't find Trump's invective unappealing will simply vote for him again.
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Natural Intelligence Ben Taub concludes his profile of Jonathan Ledgard by theorizing that, given the current environmental crisis, "the best hope for the natural world" might be artificial intelligence—"a superintelligent entity that recognizes the value of life itself, and so begins to ruthlessly prioritize the preservation of life" ("Ideas in the Sky," September 23rd).
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It seems that you just can't finally kill off something that so many people — stupid or clever, rich or fairly cash-strapped, for better or for worse, wrong or right — seem to have an itching desire for, something that just won't go away no matter how much blunt theorizing you might throw at its head.
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What's been lost in the fog of conspiracy theorizing around the Mueller probe is the fact that virtually all of the FBI's most senior managers supported Comey's decision to announce the reopening of the investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails 11 days before the election — an announcement that arguably helped Donald Trump pull off his victory.
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") Elisa Sobo, a medical anthropologist at San Diego State University, has advanced the idea that saying no to vaccinations is as much an opting in as it is an opting out—"like getting a gang tattoo, slipping on a wedding ring, or binge-watching a popular streamed TV show," she writes, in a recent paper, "Theorizing (Vaccine) Refusal.
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The construction of race as we know it today happened after the medieval period, generally during a time period of medievalist scholarship in the Enlightenment period of the mid-1700s, and had a distinct goal in mind when theorizing a mythical white middle ages, which would allow for colonialist and xenophobic ideologies to have an historical foundation.
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The reasons should range from the usual theorizing about the power of social media to the thornier question of how the struggles of Native Americans can be excerpted from any broader American narrative and placed within an ahistorical context in which the usual, impossible questions that are asked of all activists can be replaced with thoughtless sentimentality.
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It also attracts darker kinds of conspiracy theorizing: In the past few years, that's included Pizzagate-oriented lectures about rampant pedophilia in high places on Earth and Mars alike, an eye-popping panel on the dangers of vaccines featuring some of the anti-vaccine movement's biggest names, and appearances from some of the most famous conspiracy celebrities in America.
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The reason Twin Peaks resists easy theorizing, and did even back in 1990 when it debuted, is because the series flits so easily from its master plot about some sort of strange supernatural struggle between forces humans can barely comprehend and the sort of small-town soap/picaresque that defines a lot of the supporting plots.
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Yuan Ji of Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Oded Rozenbaum and Kyle Welch of George Washington University examined more than one million anonymous reports by purported employees of major companies on Glassdoor, theorizing that the way in which they rate their bosses, their company's culture and their own job satisfaction might give insight into the likelihood of shenanigans at a given firm.
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There is nothing counterintuitively strategic about Scott Pruitt's Environmental Protection Agency or Betsy Devos's Department of Education; nobody strains to frame Rex Tillerson's public crash course in diplomacy in such lofty terms; the well-documented rises of Jared Kushner and Gary Cohn within the West Wing have inspired plenty of gossip but required little theorizing; likewise for Kushner's more recent struggles.
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Setting aside all the hysterical right-wing conspiracy theorizing about them, the Clinton Foundation, which controversially accepted money from foreign governments while Hillary Clinton was secretary of state, is quite clearly a vehicle for influence-peddling—at the very least, it seems likely that some of the foreign governments who donated to it were under the impression they were buying influence.
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Kalpudding, he told me — "and I'm just theorizing here" — is just an easier-to-make version of the stuffed cabbage the Swedes call kaldolme, a dish Nilsson traces back to the 18th century, a Nordic version of the Turkish dolmas that Swedish soldiers tasted in the Ottoman Empire when they sought refuge there after an unsuccessful military campaign against the Russians.
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"Why would we expect the academy to be different when the academy itself has been a hotbed for racist, sexist theorizing, research, and practices since its inception, and especially elite institutions such as Harvard, which were quite literally made possible by slave labor?" she says, referring to the fact that colleges like Harvard, built before 1865, benefitted from enslaved labor.
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And at the American Economics Association's conference in January, former International Monetary Fund chief economist Olivier Blanchard delivered a keynote speech theorizing that debt might not be a problem as long as interest rates are reasonably low — as they have been for decades now — and government is using the money on projects that boost productivity, such as education and infrastructure.
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I think when my colleague and I were first theorizing back in 1997 and we published our first paper on this, we thought that as psychologists we were interested in recognizing that there are moments throughout any young woman or girl's day that get interrupted by some man calling attention to the way you appear, to your refusal maybe to cooperate in interacting with them.
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While we were busy analyzing trailers, dissecting set photos, debating the merits of Rory's childhood loves, and generally theorizing about how the fast-talking family drama would end, those infamous last four words included, the cast and creators of the series were busy vaguely answering scheduling questions, trying to stay out of heated fan debates, and generally attempting to not mistakenly reveal any spoilers.
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So when series creators Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy announced a drastic plan to curb theorizing and spoiler culture — it ended up being an elaborate Rickroll, which was a little disappointing considering the other potential outcomes — it seemed like an indication that the show's second season would take the same approach, using filmmaking sleight of hand to create a show reliant on dramatic reveals and secret surprises.
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But before internet denizens were shrugging at the alleged "sexiness" of Ted Bundy in his Tapes or theorizing Joe Goldberg is too good for Beck (Elizabeth Lail) or marveling at the "perfection" of Darren Criss' Andrew Cunanan in American Crime Story: The Assassination Of Gianni Versace (newly on Netflix, leading to the quietly mounting interest), there was another supposedly sexy serial killer taking up our TV screens.
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The feeling I often get from watching Westworld season two — which I should state that I have mostly enjoyed as a viewing experience — is that of HBO offering a spin not on Lost, the ABC drama that from 2004 to 2010 provided a similarly deep and compelling mythology for fans to spend endless time theorizing about, but on the famous Lost recaps of Entertainment Weekly's Jeff Jensen.
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But as I discussed in last week's review, that's the problem with expectation versus reality, and since Game of Thrones is potentially the last true 'watercooler' show that will succeed in gathering such a vocal weekly global audience all discussing and analyzing and obsessing about it in real-time, it was inevitable it could never completely satisfy those of us who have been madly theorizing about it for years.
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On Monday evening, a woman named Leah McElrath, who identifies as a "writer, encourager, [and] truth-teller," posted a tweet so twisted, it offered us a reminder that the universe would surely be sweeter without the world wide web: Now that everyone has gone for a long walk to think about that tweet, let's break it down: Here, McElrath is theorizing about the sexual prowess of three possible 2020 Democratic candidates.
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And in the case of conspiracy theorizing, even if you are fact-checking or trying to debunk, in order to, you know, shed light on a particular problem, or to just make it clear that this one thing that people thought happened didn't actually happen — by doing that, in this weird, upside-down kind of way, you run the risk of confirming and further entrenching exactly that conspiratorial thinking.
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Avengers: The Tragic And Totally Unexpected Death of Captain America, For Good, We Swear, We Aren't Taking This One Back, Besides, His Contract Is UpFans have been theorizing for years now that at least one major character is going to die in the Infinity War movies, either because the original Avengers leads are so much older and more expensive than they were back when the MCU launched, or just to show the situation is serious.
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What Hanson predicts: In a recent Ted Talk, Hanson argues that in a world in which we have figured out how to recreate the human brain using computers, human labor will instantaneously become obsolete, because "they just can't compete" with artificial brains that will be as capable as the most intelligent humans (though not more so, as Hanson is not theorizing about the so-called "singularity" when artificial intelligence becomes super-human).
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With a master's degree in African-American studies and as a Ph.D. candidate in U.S. history at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, I taught women's studies, black history, empathy and social justice at the university and wrote articles, such as "Exploring the W.P.A. Narratives: Finding the Voices of Black Men and Women," published in 1993 in "Theorizing Black Feminisms: The Visionary Pragmatism of Black Women," edited by Abena P. A. Busia and Stanlie M. James.
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