Thats a victory lap from the economist.
The Economist continues its long overdue but very genuinely welcome attendance to the ideological possession of too many in the academy https://www.economist.com/united-states/2021/09/25/a-professors-resignation-highlights-pressures-within-academia-to-conform … from @TheEconomisthttps://www.economist.com/united-states/2021/09/25/a-professors-resignation-highlights-pressures-within-academia-to-conform …
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Steel man your opponent. What's a realistic worst case scenario of a viral spread of "ideological possession"? I think income/healthcare inequality is in the cross hairs of the left, which I don't think is a bad thing (Let's classify soviet Russia as an unrealistic outcome)
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I remember having to read the economist for my English class. What a waste of time. At the time, I didn't know it was also a waste of time from an intellectual point of view. 20 years later I decide to really learn English and Star-Trek Voyager finally did the job
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Can one apply Gresham's law to this effect (bad money drives out the good = bad culture is driving out the good)?
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