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— Simon Cox (@SimonFRCox) December 10, 2020
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Some Leavers believe UKâs economic/political interests/qualities are fundamentally different from France & Germany. But this is so daft & so close to obvious extreme nationalism it never explained the EUâs existence for them 2/
But if UK isnât fundamentally different from Germany & France. How to make sense of German / French EU membership? 3/
One Leaver coping strategy was âEU is bad idea for all EU statesâ, just they havenât realised yet (not as clever as Brits ssh) and their bad establishments are suppressing bold independence movements 4/
But hoped-for Brexit copycats havenât arrived. Greece seems determined to stay even as its economy improves. Anti-EU forces donât win, or win but donât try and leave. Remember how Hungary & Poland were going to back UK? Anyone? 5/
But let's not forget how the boomers royally fucked over their juniors. Do you know the surest sign of a bubble? FRAUD.
Can you imagine getting a PhD and being unemployed? I\u2019d be pissed, bitter, angry at the world. I would spend my time convincing others to feel the same way.
— FURU\u2019R\u2019F\u2019 (@1withdirt) January 16, 2021
Remember the recession? I do, since it happened right when I was entering college. One of the big things that tipped off Burry and other autistics was fraud in the mortgage market.
The PhD is the same: everyone lied to the recent buy-ins about their likelihood of success.
I interviewed at five different graduate schools when I was looking into PhD programs. 4 out of 5 directly and blatantly lied about their placement rates.
It was hard to figure this out because it wasn't on their website; I had to look up all the school's completed dissertations
Why would they do this? Well, professors want grad students for several reasons: teach more courses, get more students, grow the dept, get more funding, etc.
So many completely hoodwink students into signing into PhD
When I was working on my PhD our department brought in an outside group to evaluate the department and it was recommended they scrap the grad program. Advice was rejected because would result in faculty positions lost. So they keep churning them out.
— Max Castle, deposed former president (@realMaxCastle) January 15, 2021
It keeps getting worse. Two years ago I interviewed for a job at a mediocre university that created a _new_ PhD program. There are already no jobs, and they created a new PhD
I bombed a Skype interview two years ago because I said, "you _created_ a new PhD program?" Turns out it's nice to vote yourself RAs who will have terrible job prospects. Little sign of slowing, except for a few departments that took covid breaks.
— Evil (Political) Scientist (@knrd_z) January 15, 2021
Paradise Gelato in Cheltenham, received an anti-Asian note.
Directly next door worked Steve Booth, at EmbroidMe.
These 2 shared the same bathroom. Steve didnât like the Asian owner.
Even made an official complaint saying she was dirty.
Steve was in partnership at Embroidme.
Embroidme and Paradise Gelato no longer stand.
The two premises were paid out by the government due to work on the Cheltenham train station.
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The Growing WikiLeaks Conspiracy [Indictment]
https://t.co/i3dNE6lnl7
This talks about the superseding CFAA charge that Assange boosters are generally silent or worse about.
Three Inconvenient Truths about a Hypothetical Trump Pardon for Julian Assange
https://t.co/FDl2KMJV8x
1) It may not work
2) It would have to pardon other crimes
3) That would include Trump's own corruption
Rat-Fucker Rashomon: Getting the "Highest Level of Government" to Free Julian Assange
https://t.co/oNr8YgXbhk
On the pardon discussions with Trump that WikiLeaks doesn't want you to know about.
The Minh Quang Pham Precedent to the Julian Assange Extradition
https://t.co/1i7yErl0sC
The UK extradited a guy whose primary crime (at the time) was doing graphic design for AQAP.
Julian Assange's First Witness, Journalism Professor Mark Feldstein, Professes to Be Unfamiliar with the Public Record on Assange
https://t.co/sl0sasWgeu
WikiLeaks boosters are lying, cynically, abt what changed between 2013 and 2017.
A very personal thread about this story and why I increasingly believe addressing the rot caused by QAnon will be one of the Biden administration\u2019s most important and most difficult tasks. https://t.co/oe1jNGYG4R
— Lauren Camera (@laurenonthehill) January 17, 2021