Annnnd everyone on this website has forgotten that 2 yrs ago SCOTUS *unanimously* rejected a mifepristone challenge by TX. Thus proving my point that the “big cases” are defined by whether they’re 6-3. If unanimous, everyone memory holes them bc they don’t fit the narrative.
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If you think department meetings and faculty senates are where the rubber hits the road at universities, I've got some oceanfront property in Arizona to sell you.
anyone who says "academia went far left" has spent little time at a university department meeting or senate.
in fact, anyone who says "academia" isn't on any university payroll.
It was always accompanied by a cheeky comment about how the 4.0 valedictorian "somehow got through the system". But the reality was that the jest was always underpinned by a profound sense of accomplishment.
Paul Ehrlich provides us with staggeringly certain, practically dispositive evidence that peer review allows basic, critical mistakes to be published with the imprimatur of the establishment.
I was using ChatGPT for legal advice and it decided to completely hallucinate some preposterous nonsense about how growing wheat to use on my own farm somehow constitutes interstate commerce