My unexpectedly militant bots: A case for Programming-as-Social-Science

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RT @LivUniSoc: Our colleague @PhilDBrooker co-produces some things on Twitter with a Militant Bot who goes by the name of Zen Bot. No, us n…

03 May 2022

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Our colleague @PhilDBrooker co-produces some things on Twitter with a Militant Bot who goes by the name of Zen Bot. No, us neither to be honest. But find out about that ongoing experiment in #Sociology here: https://t.co/1ZtS5Mr46a Or here: @_Zen_Bot_ gi

03 May 2022

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My unexpectedly militant bots: A case for Programming-as-Social-Science https://t.co/GNtYmFV5Su

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RT @ProgSocSci: Bootcamp reading #1 - My unexpectedly militant bots: A case for Programming-as-Social-Science by @pdbrooker https://t.co/k9…

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