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Once more, unto the breach, dear friends...
AI is good for something after all.
This is the 425th piece I’ve published on Substack since I created Howlin’ back in March 2022. What a ride it’s been. I’m a big fan of Substack, which was one of the first social media platforms to supp...
The rot in the academy runs deep
I’ve spent the past couple of weeks wearing out academic fraudster Jason Arday and his defenders. Arday, as you know by now, was an academic extraordinary only as a con artist. Arday was exposed as a serial plagiarist and fabulist. But befo...
Say “Woke 1.0” (is dead) in the academy one more time. I dare you.
Woke ain't no country I've ever heard of. They speak English in Woke?
Jason Arday—plagiarist, fabulist, and, before checking out by his own hand about a week ago, the youngest black professor at Cambridge—was not, as has been widely implie...
A bridge too far
Jason Arday
Jason Arday was a plagiarist and fabulist, and directly on account of all this, the youngest black professor at Cambridge before resigning in disgrace a week ago. He died, apparently by his own hand, just yesterday.
Since the...
You screwed you.
RFK Jr., one of our nation’s main public health leaders, is more than just a bit of a wingnut on some matters related to public health—an unfortunate circumstance since he’s also the current United States Secretary of Health and Human Servi...
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