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Love that students are thinking about how they can apply what they learn to real problems. However, choosing such a charged topic needs to be managed by an adv
by therobot24 5y ago
Love that students are thinking about how they can apply what they learn to real problems.
However, choosing such a charged topic needs to be managed by an advisor - @h_jackson_ is about to get a lot more than she probably bargained for in terms of people arguing good faith, twisting her results to their narrative, and several arm chair scientists that are going to tear her down despite probably never actually reading what she's worked on.
Is her analysis perfect, no. Is it likely flawed, yea probably. This is where a professor can try to tone down the flames and push toward what might be next in the science of getting a right answer.
- compsciphd 5y agoor is her analysis flawed due to her own bias. i.e. when you go in with this belief to quote her "The results of this study are now as relevant as ever. Today, the New York Times continues its legacy of Palestinian erasure." how can one expect the results to be anything but something that reflects that. either the author would continue to tweak and tweak and tweak till they get the results desired or simply not publish something that contradicts their worldview.