Academic Exile: an excellent anecdote of one professor observing academia activism.

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Academic Exile: an excellent anecdote of one professor observing academia activism. (quillette.com)

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Academia is supposed to promote free inquiry and debate.

same thing with science but we are supposed to "trust" the science, thats an oxymoron if i ever heard one

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