Jun 3, 2026 · 39 min · 11 segments
Chris and Cristina sit down with Dr. Christine Harper, a biological anthropologist and Assistant Professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Washington, whose research focuses on…
Christine HarperGuest
Chris LynnHost
Cristina GildeeHost
So what am I? We talk about these liminal states and describe them as betuxed in between, but it's so we're actually like, it's hard to rectify ourselves with them being multiple years long.
And then when that's not there, well, how much of yourself have you shaved away to be successful at that thing? And now what?
So what am I? But you know, one of the funny things they say about academics that comes out of the research I do on dissociation is that 90% of academics think that they are better at their job than their peers.
So what am I? We talk about these liminal states and describe them as betuxed in between, but it's so we're actually like, it's hard to rectify ourselves with them being multiple years long.
And then when that's not there, well, how much of yourself have you shaved away to be successful at that thing? And now what?
So what am I? But you know, one of the funny things they say about academics that comes out of the research I do on dissociation is that 90% of academics think that they are better at their job than their peers.
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