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Are the universities a de-facto one party system? No. Does their aggregate behaviour resemble one? More often than you'd expect. The change from, "a university
by motohagiography 6y ago
Are the universities a de-facto one party system? No. Does their aggregate behaviour resemble one? More often than you'd expect.
The change from, "a university should produce thoughtful and well rounded citizens and leaders to grow our society," to, "a university should produce activists to pose as experts and seize the means of production," has happened within the span of a single career cohort. I'd say that math itself isn't the target, but it does seem to have found itself in the way.
- tgb 6y agoYour theory is, at best, completely orthogonal to event in the tweet. Dropping the medieval literature department is secretly a plot to produce activists who seize the means of production by purging quantitatively minded people? I would seriously reconsider the underpinning of my world view if it led me to such a conclusion.