More Hypocrisy! @mbeisen also attacked the NumPy computer science Paper for having 26 male authors no women...
but he had no problem participating in a paper with 14 male authors and 0 women, getting credit, and putting it on his website:
@mbeisen don't virtue signal and say things you do not mean.
If you really think your career has been a failure, and that science is a flawed system...then resign. Quit wringing your hands and dithering....resign.
Don't bluff. Follow through.
The hypocrisy never ends
When I pull up one of his old papers @mbeisen wants to be let off with an admission of guilt, but when it came to the NumPy paper he says we shouldn't absolve people of their failings.
Ok, why should we absolve @mbeisen and let him keep running a LAB?
Ok....fix the problem at the level of YOUR LAB @mbeisen by resigning and giving your job to a woman. Do THAT. let's see if you are willing to follow through with your false moral posturing.
Another point of absolute dishonesty....
The NumPy paper had 26 male authors and no female authors, the paper @mbeisen participated in had 14 male authors and no female authors....but his field has WAY more women then computer science.
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What @DouglasKMurray was saying is that Darryl Cooper, Ian Carrol, etc, are happy to wield a degree of influence in public historical discourse that is typically reserved for experts, but refuse to be held to the intellectual standards we hold experts to.
What @DouglasKMurray is trying to get people to understand is that if one wields a high degree of influence, then one must also take responsibility for that influence. This is accomplished by holding to the highest standards of scholarship and ensuring proper rigor and accuracy.
@DouglasKMurray You can't avoid responsibility for wielding the influence of an authority by disclaiming that authority as you continue to wield the influence.
If you're the authoritative source on a topic you're responsible for stewarding that authority whether you claim expertise or not.
Universities were conquered by leftist political activists who tactically deployed postmodern theories in the service of eroding our confidence in the standards of legitimacy and rules of evidence that stood in the way of the radical left implementing their ideological program...
These activist professors engaged in the cynical deployment of a caustic discourse in order to cast aspersions on any body of scholarship whose knowledge claims might serve to impugn the moral sensibility and political orthodoxy of the radical left...
Unable to falsify the claims of these bodies of Western knowledge (or to verify their own), activist scholars instead sought to use dishonest rhetorical tactics and social manipulation to erode our confidence in the very bodies of knowledge that produced Western prosperity...
1/ Atrium Health is a $9 billion dollar hospital network that gives "gender affirming care" to children.
Atrium owns a Children's Hospital with a gender clinic for kids that gives puberty blockers, hormones, and referrals to surgeons.
Exposing Atrium Health
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2/ Atrium owns own Levine's Children's hospital, which houses "Levine Children's Center for Gender Health," and they are very clear that they offer service specifically to CHILDREN.
They make it very clear that CHILDREN are the ones they perform their interventions on.
3/ Among the interventions that this clinic offers are:
- Cross-sex Hormones
- Puberty Blockers
- Referrals to surgeons
And remember, this is all being given to CHILDREN, and they make that fact very clear and explicit.
1/ Kaiser Permanente gave gender-affirming care to a 3 year old.
Kaiser Permanente is a $115 Billion corporation that provides gender-affirming care to Children with no age-limits, and their youngest patient was only 3 years old.
Let's talk about Kaiser Permanante,
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2/ A medical journal published in 2019 claimed there is a 3 years old patient among Kaiser Permanente's gender affirming care patients.
In 2023 CBS reported a 3 years old trans patient was mentioned in Kaiser Permanente employee training:
3/ Kaiser Permanente has a gender-affirming care policy which states in explicit language that they are willing to perform gender change surgeries on person under the age of 18.
What's worse, is that there is no absolute age-limit in the policy.
1/ Centene is a $155 Billion Dollar Healthcare corporation. They specialize in administering government healthcare programs like Medicare and Medicaid.
Centene runs their entire business using DEI, ESG, and "sustainability" frameworks created by progressive activists
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2/ Centene uses and ESG framework to run their entire business. ESG is a framework that makes it easier for companies to get capital (loans, credit, etc) if they have policies that align with the "Environments, Social, and Governance" priorities of the ESG score creators.
3/ The creators of ESG are all-in on Climate Change and DEI, and accordingly the ESG framework that Centene uses reflects those priorities.
Because of how ESG works, If Centene doesn't do all of this, they will get a low ESG score and have a harder time getting access to capital
Conspiracy theories are the rights' version of Critical Theory
Critical Theory says hidden/unnoticed systemic forces (discourse, capitalism, racism, etc) control people - Conspiracy theorists say hidden/unnoticed cabals of powerful people control people
It's the same structure
In both cases there is some hidden or unnoticed thing that is controlling people in ways they don't realize, and is operating against the interests of the people being controlled.
And in both cases the solution is to "wake up" and learn to see the forces that are controlling you
Both critical theory and conspiracy theories use a large dose of "connect the dots" sort of reasoning to make their case, and they both invoke a very high degree of cynicism towards mainstream explanations that don't appeal to hidden forces ("That's what they want you to think!")