Anonimity has a way of making certain types of people very brave.
It’s distressing that a group of PSU professors would anonymously attack their colleague @PeterBoghossian in a student run newspaper and include a picture like this.
I think they all just need to sit down and talk about it, face to face.
https://psuvanguard.com/conceptual-penises-and-other-trolling/ …pic.twitter.com/SfHmhPev6O
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They proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that their entire academic discipline is a complete joke and that they're basically stealing from every student unwise enough to major in a "grievance study." I can understand why they would be upset.
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No one knows what happened to the child after he said the emperor was wearing no clothes. I imagine it went something like this.
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How are these people not capable of admitting that they have been played for fools? One might think that they could just take the L like adults.
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These are professors, and their job as intellectuals should be to engage with ideas head-on in an intellectually honest way. But instead they chose to go with a childish, propagandistic smear. These professors should be ashamed.
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It’s an ad hominem filled screed that doesn’t engage honestly or reasonably with the source material, hides behind anonymity like a cabal of cowardly inquisitors, and accomplishes only in confirming what Boghossian and his colleagues set out to prove: something is rotten.
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Are they the "used car salesmen/women of academia"?
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