All this and you're going to go into the next election with the mail calling you communists and everyone to the left of Luke Akehurst still being told they're stupid student politics idiots. What an absolute catastrophe.

The Telegraph is in the business of lying to your face to push an agenda that's destructive to 99% of the population. That's their job.

If we can get all of Bret Stephens’ salary redirected to lazy pizza reviewers I will fully support the effort. You need at least 18 months to figure out what the four cheeses are in that four cheese pizza, you need a laboratory

I did once get offered 30 bucks to advertise a lamp on Twitter when a post went viral but I was like no…fidelity to the goofs is more important

What they think this means: insane productivity, never misses a beat

What it actually means: can't organize their schedule if their life depended on it

(which is OK, I also have organizational issues! Just don't sell it like it's how people should live their lives)

Companies can fuck around and stick little shit in the edges and maybe get away with it, but even CoD's limited use of obvious AI slop seems to have actually gotten them financially smacked. People have bad taste, that doesn't mean they won't come for your blood if they feel cheated

And when i say upper i mean executives because they overrule everyone and usually only care unless their own pockets are affected

ASK ME HOW I KNOW (AND I WONT TELL YOU) 🙃🙃🙃🙃

Since administrators all over the country treat shared governance with faculty as a joke, they need to be reminded, it seems, much more clearly that faculty have a place in governance.

Faculty must unionize now.

A thing for which there should have been zero negotiation, because there was nothing that needed fixing by this government. There should have been zero serious engagement. None. And if faculty had been listened to, there wouldn’t have been

Here’s the apparent agreement. An agreement that had no reason to have been struck. A thing with no purpose other than to weaken and harm universities and higher education. A direct attack on an institution that can be life- and world-changing research. How can anyone sleep at night who is involved?

Leaderships’ inability to live up to their mandate demonstrates even more strikingly how important shared governance is. For one, there are typically world-class experts on these campuses who could help contextualize and offer input. But they don’t even think about us in that way.

But those concepts elude them, because all of these schools are instead led by narrow-minded bureaucrats behaving as managers in a Taylorist style. They are so beyond their skills and knowledge that they probably wouldn’t even get that reference.

My guess is that their fears actually small in many regards, like being forced to turn over all their emails and other materials for discovery. They’d rather screw us all than actually take it for the team and hold true to values and principles, which is what real leaders sign up for.