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dissidents
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Comment #25803557
Again, this is irrelevant. I find it hard to believe how often I have to repeat this. The Harvard Extension School does not hire tenured professors. You do not become a tenured fac…
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Comment #25803213
As others have pointed out on Twitter, I am not sure who is the victim here; Nidhi Razdan apparently had multiple speaking engagements where she was introduced as Harvard faculty: …
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Comment #25803191
"But that's not what she claims in her post." I am not sure how much more clear I can be with you. Nidhi Razdan claimed on Twitter that she was joining the Harvard Faculty of Arts …
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Comment #25803078
I know, and it is irrelevant and misleading. This is what she tweeted in the first place: "After 21 years at NDTV, I am changing direction and moving on. Later this year, I start a…
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Comment #25803063
It may well be true that phishing scams can be easy to fall for, but it is not relevant to this story. Razdan tweeted that she was joining the Harvard's Faculty of Arts & Sciences …
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Comment #25803004
This is just misleading. Razdan claimed on Twitter that she was joining the Harvard Faculty of Arts, not the Harvard Extension School. Harvard FAS does not have any journalism prof…
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Comment #25802712
This is ridiculous. This journalist doesn't even have a PhD or any publications. To those who are downvoting this because of the misleading comment below, note that she claimed on …
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Comment #25362981
This has definitely nothing to do with any of what I said.
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Comment #25362876
Again, I am sorry for being direct, but this does not make sense. If a Venusian man is immortal, then the "axiom" (preposition) that all men are mortal is false. In other words, th…
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Comment #25361298
Let me just add to this. Discovering new information (or new "axioms") will not change the truth of your previous conclusions if you did everything correctly, but you may find that…
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Comment #25361137
No, he is saying that he agrees with the assumptions and the way they are used to construct other propositions, but disagrees with the outcome, and therefore there must be somethin…
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Comment #25361018
Thanks Ross for the reply. I believe that this is a misunderstanding of how propositional logic works. If the propositions or axioms that you start with are sound, and if you corre…
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Comment #25359592
I am unconvinced that "first-principles thinking" is the problem here. Surely one can refute the original argument without having to debunk axiomatic logic itself. For example, one…
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Comment #21648497
Do you think it's inherently impossible to measure educational outcomes or just difficult with the tools that we today?
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Comment #21645486
Twitter handles are worth a lot of money and hackers have spent much effort to steal them. See https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/01/how-i... https://arstechnica.c…
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Comment #21640331
I buy IKEA furniture for the fun challenge of assembling the pieces myself.