You know I used to think some slimy stuff shouldn't offset like, the author's conclusions and whatnot. I have kind of changed my mind on that. Slimy in one place usually means SLIMY somewhere else. Bill Cosby came to give my graduation speech at my college (they have since rescinded his honorary degree so did my master's University actually.)
He was like, "you are all gong to fail" like over and over and he spent about 20 minutes talking about some kid who was THE MINORITY in a college and his horrible experiences and etc. Everyone assumed he meant a black kid but then later he told some professors that it was actually A WHITE kid in a black college and "if he had said so I wonder how things would have been
different" and I kind of wanted to punch him really because I did not care to be part of his little "Thought experiment."
I was like, "Wow on TV this dude was like pretty nice what's up?"
Anyway, I'm just saying if you are a tool in an area it does tend to do some bleeding into other areas.
While it may be true that Hawkins, for example, was kind of a jerk, and yeah he did (I suppose) make some interesting scientific discoveries well...
I also distrust (today's) academia SO MUCH that "some hippie looking dude who worked where Glanz worked" DOES NOT REALLY DO IT FOR ME
@bombastinator . No offense, but I think we can safely assume Glantz is just as bad if not worse than before.
I mean it. There is usually a subtle shift when a prof gets tenure. Sometimes it is not so subtle, etc.
Anna