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Notice that he does a neat little switch there. He talks about Princeton, then he says "As a professor", then he talks about Princeton again. He's a professor a
by bachmeier 7y ago
Notice that he does a neat little switch there. He talks about Princeton, then he says "As a professor", then he talks about Princeton again. He's a professor at George Mason. I think anyone can figure out why he used Princeton rather than the place he works without actually stating the name of his employer.
- downerending 7y agoIt's odd, for sure, but perhaps he just uses Princeton as a relatable example. Most of us have never heard of George Mason.