Can't tell if you're being sincere or sarcastic. In case it is the latter: a ceasefire doesn't change the nature of Israel's relation to the Palestinian people, or the fact that Israeli universities cooperate fully with the apartheid regime and the ethnic cleansing.

Genuinely curious whether there have been any boycott votes so lopsided among faculty?

Literally: some opponents (4 or 5) walked out, trying to break the quorum, but we had the quorum all by ourselves, so...

I work at McGill. I don't think that most people with power at McGill give two thoughts to the genocide in Gaza. If they do, it is to deny that it is a genocide. They do not have respect for the entire campus, or for most students at all.

Yeah, absolutely asked grok.

I remember that one!

The Eighteenth Brumaire is the template for a very good critique of the sequel trilogy. Someone just has to write it now.

The first "famine" in history where the occupying power could probably give any of the victims a still-warm Domino's Pizza at any time if it wanted to:

Read the whole interview: web.archive.org/web/20250806...

The closest they get is suggesting that comparing an AI summary to the article summarized can improve analytical skills.

That is: noticing the shortcomings in the AI is a worthy exercise. That's not a learning opportunity offered by AI except in the most facile sense!