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Is the Great Awokening Really Winding Down? Part I: Some Multifaceted Evidence from Twitter Content

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There has been some discussion lately by Eric Kaufmann, Tyler Cowen, Balaji Srinivasan, Paul Graham and Musa Al Gharbi as to whether The Great Awokening is winding down. I’m going to write a series of blog entries about this topic to contribute to the discussion. In order to do that, I will be looking at data on language usage by several relevant institutions such as news media, the US Congress, social media and the Academy.
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