STEM is suffering from guilt and thinks that the gender distribution of workers in industry should match the gender distribution of society. Thus, they bend over backward to get more women in STEM. It's gender affirmative action.
Public shaming is wrong...unless it's shaming men being accused of offenses against women because, ya know, they obviously did it; men are horny, filthy scumbags.
Feminists take classes where the desks are arranged in a circle because the material is so lacking in objectivity that the students know as much as the instructor. They don't take set theory.
It's as if people don't understand that a platform like Facebook is a window into the minds of their idiotic friends. I stopped using that bullshit in 2008 and can't say I miss it.
I have a friend who left graduate school and started teaching at community colleges as an adjunct. He's an incredibly talented instructor, and spends a lot of time honing his craft, creating demonstrations, researching subjects he didn't specialize in, etc. He's been forced to be a "freeway flyer," an adjunct who has to string together classes from different colleges all over the area just to make a decent living. He's applied for full time tenure track positions numerous times, but hasn't made …
Could the college students of today just shut the fuck up, go to class, study, try to overcome the social awkwardness of high school, sleep (occasionally), rinse and repeat for 4-6 years and join the rest of us in the real world already. Y'all whine too much these days.
Ever since silicon valley companies started coming under fire for employing too many males and Asians, they've been scrambling to artificially "remix" the companies. I'm not sure what the detractors are trying to say. Either it's a big conspiracy and qualified women and minorities are applying but getting the "good ol' boy" treatment, or there just aren't enough women and minority candidates (who are qualified). I suspect there aren't an alarming number of underrepresented applicants to begin wi…
