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Student with microphone: You all don't give this guy attention, it's what he wants. Bret: We were having a good conversation! ... Other student: It doesn't matter. Don't talk to him, he's just gonna get fired anyways.
Bret: My point is, you keep telling me that I need to understand something about other populations — Student: No! That's not what I said! I said you need to stop demanding that everybody use logic and reason and white forms of knowledge to fucking prove yourself to the world!
Jaw first dropped at "keep your words away," hit the floor at "white forms of knowledge"
That reminded me of that one video of where they shun a guy for saying that it's impossible to magically summon a lightning bolt (and use it to kill an enemy, if I remember correctly)
Found it: https://youtu.be/C9SiRNibD14 Of course I understand how scientists can be biased and a lot of prejudice and bigotry has been given a sciency trenchcoat as a way to legitimize it and we have to fight all of that, but man, talk about throwing out the baby with the bath water
She is no Gödel.
Wow that's quite the information hazard that student has consumed.
Imagine paying all that money to go to college and get this stupid though
.@BretWeinstein handled it like a champ though.
It's not just the students, they were basically the puppets of the faculty and administration.
indeed watching those videos is horrifying. Even more so when you realize the school doubled downed and did not learn their lesson.
The natural conclusion to the students’ approach is “science = violence”, which is how many people react if you ask for data or empirical evidence supporting their social narrative.
I don't know how to decode that. Does the student say something like "IMO prophetic dreams are unfairly ignored"?
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