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> It's certainly not obvious to half the country It's certainly obvious to the most of the U.S., and facts are not subject to a popularity vote regardless. >
by forapurpose 9y ago
> It's certainly not obvious to half the country
It's certainly obvious to the most of the U.S., and facts are not subject to a popularity vote regardless.
> "endless research" is tainted
Easily said, but completely unsubstantiated
> How long do you get to keep your job in academia if you point out ...
Can you substantiate that such a thing is true, and then answer your question? One thing that will lose you your job in academia is making intellectually weak, baseless claims. Academia doesn't run an affirmative action program to include all political ideologies; you have to actually have evidence and good arguments.
- tbrownaw 9y agofacts are not subject to a popularity vote I seem to recall "scientific consensus" being important on certain things?