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Kieran Healy@kjhealy.bsky.social |
Overturning Chevron is going to usher in an era where self-taught judicial expertise in technical areas such as chemistry, statistics, mechanical engineering, biology, geomorphology, epidemiology, mathematics, and many other fields will once more be able to shine forth as it did in the Middle Ages.
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Muz
@cmuz.bsky.social
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This will usher in a new Golden Age for paid "experts" giving testimony. Deepest pockets will win.
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Alli, the wench in the works
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this makes sense, the court already decided self-taught judicial expertise in history was the right call for themselves
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@lindabrooke6.bsky.social
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I am wondering how Chevron and the SEC decision relate, if at all. Can you please help?
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Keith Schleiffer
@kschleiffer.bsky.social
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"I'm trained in the law, I'm prepared to understand the essentials of anything."
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Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Reply Guy
@elandobbs.bsky.social
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Barbers doing surgery ass administrative state.
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freakanatcha.bsky.social
@freakanatcha.bsky.social
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And it will go something like this...
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Surprised Eel Historian, PhD
@greenleejw.bsky.social
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My man...medieval thinkers were generally *way* better at this sort of thing than modern jurists.
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condour
@condourama.com
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lol
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droptableuser
@damorgan.bsky.social
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they are going to defer to whichever corporation's own experts and ... the bible i suppose
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Ralf W
@raflw.bsky.social
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I look forward to new rulings based on phrenology. And by look forward, I actually mean
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James Mackinnon
@jamackinn.bsky.social
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We're bringing back Lysenkoism, folks.
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Partly Cloudy
@ksunny.bsky.social
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They did their own research.
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Pwnallthethings
@pwnallthethings.bsky.social
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their selftaught history expertise is already excellent, so this will doubtless go swimmingly
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michael spins
@michaelspins.bsky.social
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my JD and attorney's license seem much more valuable now, lol just kidding this is all horrifying
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Kieran Healy
@kjhealy.bsky.social
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With the greatest possible respect I am sorry to say that at this time I have less than no interest in Medievalists loyally popping up to tell me a lot of things in the Middle Ages were great actually
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civ - 🇵🇸 🕎 ☮️ - end the genocide now
@uncivil.bsky.social
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the courts from now on:
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@tgilliam00.bsky.social
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Ayatollahs 🇺🇸
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Virginia D. Hinkle
@vhinkle.bsky.social
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Oh my, the comments. Not everyone gets your medieval irony.
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Chelle H.C.
@chellech.bsky.social
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Finally. I've always wanted to be a plague doctor.
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Pyrito Hedron
@pyritohedron.bsky.social
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I think a difference may be that, back then, polymaths made a good-faith effort to study those fields and had a reasonable chance of learning most of what was known at the time. Federalist society judges will just read briefs from industry and more often than not follow that guidance.
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Chris Parker
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great time to be investing in leeches
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@weynouth.bsky.social
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I think you’re over reacting. Given the results of our experiment of putting MBAs in charge of everything, we should be fine!
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@peoplemustspeak.bsky.social
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Highly unlikely.
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@orphan.bsky.social
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On a positive note, I'm gonna go out wearing my plague mask and cape, then start giving out cocaine.
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Raven Onthill
@ravenonthill.bsky.social
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The magisterium of the Church reigns Supreme.
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the mjl (michael j leblanc)
@themjl.bsky.social
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Neo-Scholasticism
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Pascal 🇪🇺 🇬🇧 🇫🇷
@pascalr57.bsky.social
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Does that mean states will now be competing to have the lowest regulations to attract investment?
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kylie4Bob
@kayfourbee.bsky.social
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I mean if the so called experts in those fields were so smart they would have been judges
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Dextrosity
@dextrosity.bsky.social
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Kasczmaryk just gonna quote scripture in all of his decisions.
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@faddy.bsky.social
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Adrian
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Soon it will be judicial precedent that you *can* in fact construct a square with the same area as a circle, as god intended
Indiana was just ahead of it’s time en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana...
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Carter Edman
@carteredman.bsky.social
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SCOTUS 2026: "if she weighs the same as a duck, then she's made of wood..." "And therefore?" "She's a witch!"
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K
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Dunning-Kruger judiciary.
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Futuremonkey
@futuremonkey.bsky.social
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Pi = 4 for simplicity.
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Brian Hawkins
@brianhawkins.bsky.social
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Engineers’ disease, but with judges
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Nathan Kalmoe (he/him)
@nathankalmoe.bsky.social
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@profgabriele.com is prolly gonna tell you this is actually worse than the Middle Ages, which weren't quite so bad as ppl think?
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Egalitarian
@egality.bsky.social
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Remember, States can pass laws making Pi equal to 3.2 because it’s simpler.
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PeterPun
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A well educate person could quite-literally know everything scientific there was to know … in the 14th century. Now, the most intelligent of us do well to fully understand the thermodynamics of an ice cube.
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@chasmat.bsky.social
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The scholarship once confined to originalist historiography can now flourish throughout the fields of human endeavor.
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