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Looks to me like a feeble attempt by Karim Kai Ani of Mathalicious to generate some PR for his for-profit website. What better way to drive traffic then to "bu
by frankphilips 14y ago
Looks to me like a feeble attempt by Karim Kai Ani of Mathalicious to generate some PR for his for-profit website. What better way to drive traffic then to "build up some controversy" by hating on Khan? Sal's noble efforts have allowed countless people obtain a first-class education at virtually no cost. Shame on The Washington Post for promoting this hidden agenda. Seems like they also have an agenda of their own.
1) Post a controversial guest article bashing a guy whose actually trying to do something good in the world.
2) Act like the neutral party so they don't have to take any blame. Allow Karim to be the scapegoat.
3) Sit back and enjoy while traffic explodes to their site.
I see you Washington Post. You ain't fooling me!
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- mrobataille 14y agoWow, nailed it. I totally missed the Washington Post incentive angle.