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Your Simpsons character
Lisa is the Simpsons character who best matches Eric's blend of moral seriousness, intellect and willingness to speak out on civic matters: like Eric's insistence that 'Free speech is as much a concern for the #left as it is for the #right', Lisa often challenges both sides from principled grounds. Both are bookish, ethically minded and unafraid to bring uncomfortable arguments into public conversation. The occasional playful cultural reference ('#Springfield') also makes Lisa a friendly avatar.

Your MBTI personality Type
ENTJ fits Eric as a strategic, outward‑facing intellectual and organiser. Extraversion: he constantly accepts invitations and gives talks ('Looking forward to trip back to @Harvard_Law', 'Join us live or online') and appears on many media platforms, demonstrating energy in public settings. Intuition: he frames systemic questions about the future of progressive politics ('the future of the left', 'Do the #UkraineRussianWar or #israelhamasconflict signal a need for new directions...'), showing pattern‑oriented, big‑picture thinking. Thinking: his work emphasises argument and principle rather than personal feeling — for example, 'I have long advocated for #FreeSpeech, only to be mistaken for being a free speech 'absolutist.'' Judging: his packed calendar of organised events, launches and coordinated publicity ('Jacket design completed this week', many scheduled talks) indicates a structured, goal‑directed approach typical of TJ types.

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Prof. Eric Heinze — lawyer, scholar, and public intellectual. Author of Coming Clean (MIT Press). JD (Harvard), PhD (Leiden). I study free speech, democratic participation, and the left’s blind spots. Host, speaker, and occasional Simpsons fan. London • Available for talks & debates.– @Eric_Heinze_

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A dry, exact cocktail that mirrors the tone of a rigorous book: 'Coming Clean'—clear, measured, and a little sharp. Dry gin and a whisper of vermouth reflect intellectual austerity and precision (much like his academic pieces in the 'Oxford Journal of Legal Studies'), the lemon twist adds a zesty, public‑facing charm (his media interviews), and a dash of bitters nods to the occasional confrontational line ('Alt Trumpists' comment). Serve it during a lecture reading or after a lively panel.

Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw fits because Eric repeatedly emphasises inquiry, nuance and intellectual rigor: he asks 'Is #FreedomOfSpeech about individual autonomy? Or is it about #Democratic participation?' and publishes in scholarly outlets like the 'Oxford Journal of Legal Studies'. His interest in historical origins and theory — 'interview ... about the ancient origins of #FreeSpeech' — shows the curiosity and love of ideas Ravenclaw prizes. He prizes reasoned debate over bravado, preferring analysis and publication to stunt‑driven theatrics.

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Dylan's anthem about social shifts and the need for reflection pairs well with a book called 'Coming Clean: The Rise of Critical Theory and the Future of the Left' and Eric's repeated questions about where progressive politics should go. He tweets about changing politics ('What next for US Democratic Party?') and the need for intellectual reassessment; Dylan's song captures that mixture of urgency and sober critique.

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