John P. Baugh, Ph.D.

Ph.D. (Computer and Information Science), University of Michigan Dearborn. Software Engineer/Computer Science Professor and Chair (OCC). Consultant.

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

Congratulations to @elonmusk on becoming the world's first trillionaire. Perhaps to celebrate, he could give a couple million dollars to dedicated computer science and software engineering faculty member who also owns a game startup? If so, I know a guy. *Points at self*

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

@DrClownPhD You know, science denialism and illiteracy are not conservative virtues. Doubtful most of us will need hantavirus vaccines, but thank God for the fact that there are people that are not scientifically illiterate conspiracy theorists and crunchy moms that can make them! :)

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

@Nero No, Alex Jones lost much of his wealth because he lied about the Sandy Hook massacre. Because he's insane.

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

@RealCandaceO You have terrible understanding of history, terrible science understanding, and terrible theology in particular eschatology.

Your hatred of the Jews far outweighs your love for country.

Seems you are "boasting against the branches" as Paul says in Romans 11.

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

@RealCandaceO Your hatred of Jews substantially outweighs your patriotism for the country. Do better. Get some help. You absolutely, without question, need help.

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

@DianeArkenstone @SIRIUSXM I agree! I was really upset when they bumped it.

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

@HHSGov Ultra processed foods are not healthy in large quantities. But demonizing seed oils is silly since they are objectively healthier than saturated fats. Stop pandering to scientifically illiterate conspiracy theorists and crunchy moms.

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

@SIRIUSXM thank you for playing the beautiful music of @d on the channel 68 Spa

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

@MattWalshBlog @breakingbaht Saying that the devs are "evil" just because you don't like or understand the technology is similar to being in the 1690s and yelling "she's a witch!" because villagers started contracting smallpox.

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

@MattWalshBlog But acting like AI just needs to be obliterated or something is short-sided and equivalent to "burn her! She's a witch!"

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

@MattWalshBlog AI can be used ethically and appropriately just like any other tool. It has led to an enormous number of fantastic breakthroughs. It is a disruptive technology, and as an educator in higher education myself, it definitely tempts people to cheat and not learn the material.

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

@San1498Gabriel @HangryDavid @Nero ALL of your cells use carbohydrates, including sugars. You can't starve cancer without starving your normal cells.

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

@MitchLFL @IanJaeger29 Well, both of them reject basic biology so no not really a big difference.

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

@HangryDavid @Nero I'm vaccinated seasonally (flu+COVID), thanks. That's how they work (again, science literacy is important). And medical errors are not the "3rd leading cause of death". Doctors do real medicine, witch doctors don't. You'd just die like the ancient herbalists that inspire them

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

@San1498Gabriel @HangryDavid @Nero All cells in the body utilize sugar (and other carbohydrates). There are no effective diets or "natural remedies" or anything of that sort that the wellness industry pushes that have shown any efficacy against cancer.

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

@Nero Praying for your healing. There are a lot of great advancements in tumor treatment even if it is the C word.

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

@viralvideos Because it's safe.. It's not about "owning" or "spiting" anyone. It's about ensuring that pregnant women who are in pain don't suffer because they took medical advice from RFK Jr., one of the biggest medical misinformation peddlers in history.

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

@American731776 @tylenol @Jen_in_TX Tylenol and vaccines aren't the same substances. And neither have an established link to autism. Especially vaccines.

[John P. Baugh, Ph.D. @drjpbaugh]

@RealCandaceO You really are embarrassing us as conservatives right now. Coming up with conspiracy theories about the Jews killing Charlie Kirk, claiming that the wives of foreign leaders are men. This is all on top of your already ridiculous and verifiably false anti-vax positions. Stop.