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Feb 9 2021 02:43pm
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/insurance-surveillance-injured-1.5899254

That article is a good read. Despite written diagnosis from doctors and specialists Ontario's private insurance followed the woman for multiple years documenting bits and pieces of her daily life to attempt to prove she was okay and faking it. They lose in court.

I have never had to deal with insurance outside of paying my typical premiums, but that seems excessive once a verified doctor has given their diagnosis, she went in for multiple treatments as well, so she would have been examined by both general doctors, specialists and other potentially all concluding the same thing.
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Feb 10 2021 09:10am
Are social "sciences" reliable? One scientific study conducted by people who didn't fail at highschool algebra says no. A large amount of psychological literature is about as valuable as toilet paper according to this study. Although toilet paper may be more valuable lately due to the pandemic. It seems like this entire field needs to be burned to the ground and restarted with hard requirements for being good at math and statistics before being permitted to conduct studies or experiments.

https://www.nature.com/news/over-half-of-psychology-studies-fail-reproducibility-test-1.18248

Don’t trust everything you read in the psychology literature. In fact, two thirds of it should probably be distrusted.

In the biggest project of its kind, Brian Nosek, a social psychologist and head of the Center for Open Science in Charlottesville, Virginia, and 269 co-authors repeated work reported in 98 original papers from three psychology journals, to see if they independently came up with the same results.

The studies they took on ranged from whether expressing insecurities perpetuates them to differences in how children and adults respond to fear stimuli, to effective ways to teach arithmetic.

According to the replicators' qualitative assessments, as previously reported by Nature, only 39 of the 100 replication attempts were successful. (There were 100 completed replication attempts on the 98 papers, as in two cases replication efforts were duplicated by separate teams.) But whether a replication attempt is considered successful is not straightforward. Today in Science, the team report the multiple different measures they used to answer this question1.

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Feb 10 2021 01:32pm
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Are social "sciences" reliable? One scientific study conducted by people who didn't fail at highschool algebra says no. A large amount of psychological literature is about as valuable as toilet paper according to this study. Although toilet paper may be more valuable lately due to the pandemic. It seems like this entire field needs to be burned to the ground and restarted with hard requirements for being good at math and statistics before being permitted to conduct studies or experiments.

https://www.nature.com/news/over-half-of-psychology-studies-fail-reproducibility-test-1.18248

Don’t trust everything you read in the psychology literature. In fact, two thirds of it should probably be distrusted.

In the biggest project of its kind, Brian Nosek, a social psychologist and head of the Center for Open Science in Charlottesville, Virginia, and 269 co-authors repeated work reported in 98 original papers from three psychology journals, to see if they independently came up with the same results.

The studies they took on ranged from whether expressing insecurities perpetuates them to differences in how children and adults respond to fear stimuli, to effective ways to teach arithmetic.

According to the replicators' qualitative assessments, as previously reported by Nature, only 39 of the 100 replication attempts were successful. (There were 100 completed replication attempts on the 98 papers, as in two cases replication efforts were duplicated by separate teams.) But whether a replication attempt is considered successful is not straightforward. Today in Science, the team report the multiple different measures they used to answer this question1.


Flipping a coin is more accurate than feminazis that make six figure salaries.
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Feb 13 2021 08:02pm
another interesting #metoo case

a woman was recorded sexually assaulting a man and the university essentially ignored his evidence and cancelled his future

this policy of expelling upon accusation is probably not a good thing for anyone that goes there

https://ca.news.yahoo.com/expelled-columbia-journalism-student-accused-rape-sues-university-anti-male-bias-162059965.html
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A former Columbia journalism student who was accused of rape is suing the university for expelling him and succumbing to “anti-male” gender bias, according to a new lawsuit.

Ben Feibleman filed the suit against the university on Monday in Manhattan Federal Court. He claims school authorities “grievously mishandled” an October 2016 incident in which a female acquaintance accused him of sexual assault while he was attending the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.

According to Feibleman, the unidentified victim — a fellow Columbia student — was actually the aggressor, begging him for sex and then forcing herself on him, the New York Post reported. He said he met the woman at an event, and she struck up an “hours-long flirtation” with him.

He alleges they went up to a water tower atop an apartment building, where they kissed and the woman began to pull Feibleman’s face into her breasts. They made their way to the female student’s room for more kissing, he claimed, but that’s where Feibleman’s consent ended.

The woman began begging him for sex, saying, “Please because I can’t let you go without it,” according to the suit. Feibleman claims she then forcibly tried to perform oral sex on him, despite the fact that he had clearly refused. He even cited the woman’s boyfriend as one reason he didn’t want to fool around with her.

Angered by his rejection, the female student allegedly berated Feibleman for half an hour — and she even bit him, the New York Post reported.

At some point, Feibleman apparently suspected he’d be accused of sexual misconduct, according to the New York Post, so he used his phone to begin taping their encounter in her room. When the woman leveled accusations against him, Feibleman was able to turn over the 30-minute recording to university investigators.

But the evidence was not enough to appease investigators, who also felt that the woman was too drunk to even consent to sex. Columbia is holding Feibleman responsible for sexual assault, expelling him and withholding his degree even though he technically graduated.

More than two years later, Feibleman maintains that the accusations are false.

“Ben simply did not want to have sexual intercourse with [her],” the suit says.

The suit goes on to suggest an explanation for Columbia University’s reaction to the situation, too. It says the Ivy League school succumbed to pressure from “anti-male, female protectionists’ gender biases permeating Columbia’s disciplinary process.”


on a related note just saw this movie recently, it's pretty funny ^_^


This post was edited by duffman316 on Feb 13 2021 08:02pm
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Feb 13 2021 08:28pm
Quote (duffman316 @ Feb 13 2021 07:02pm)
another interesting #metoo case

a woman was recorded sexually assaulting a man and the university essentially ignored his evidence and cancelled his future

this policy of expelling upon accusation is probably not a good thing for anyone that goes there

https://ca.news.yahoo.com/expelled-columbia-journalism-student-accused-rape-sues-university-anti-male-bias-162059965.html


on a related note just saw this movie recently, it's pretty funny ^_^
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xIU-pL04Y0


The wound is still so fresh from how terrible cyberpunk is compared to expectations that I can't look at him anymore and not be reminded of what a joke it was.
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Feb 13 2021 08:29pm
Quote (duffman316 @ 14 Feb 2021 09:02)
another interesting #metoo case

a woman was recorded sexually assaulting a man and the university essentially ignored his evidence and cancelled his future

this policy of expelling upon accusation is probably not a good thing for anyone that goes there

https://ca.news.yahoo.com/expelled-columbia-journalism-student-accused-rape-sues-university-anti-male-bias-162059965.html


on a related note just saw this movie recently, it's pretty funny ^_^
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xIU-pL04Y0



Columbia is an awful Ivy school ran by pro-Weinstein/pro-segregation/pro-CCP forces

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But the evidence was not enough to appease investigators, who also felt that the woman was too drunk to even consent to sex.


uh so the video evidence showing no sex means that the guy is charged with sexual assault due to the aggressive female being so drunk she could not even consent to the sex that didnt happen
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Feb 13 2021 08:33pm
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uh so the video evidence showing no sex means that the guy is charged with sexual assault due to the aggressive female being so drunk she could not even consent to the sex that didnt happen


Wait, a woman can rape a man, but be so drunk that she couldn't consent, so really, the man she raped raped her? I dig this logic.

I put through a search based on an algorithm utilizing this logic to Amazon. my Noose and Stool arrive Monday. :)
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Feb 13 2021 08:48pm
Quote (duffman316 @ Feb 13 2021 09:02pm)
another interesting #metoo case

a woman was recorded sexually assaulting a man and the university essentially ignored his evidence and cancelled his future

this policy of expelling upon accusation is probably not a good thing for anyone that goes there

https://ca.news.yahoo.com/expelled-columbia-journalism-student-accused-rape-sues-university-anti-male-bias-162059965.html


on a related note just saw this movie recently, it's pretty funny ^_^
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xIU-pL04Y0


Women's lib was a great idea and worked as intended
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Feb 16 2021 06:20pm
How white are you friends 🤔?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/museums/african-american-museum-site-removes-whiteness-chart-after-criticism-from-trump-jr-and-conservative-media/2020/07/17/4ef6e6f2-c831-11ea-8ffe-372be8d82298_story.html

https://www.foxnews.com/us/dc-museum-graphic-whiteness-race

For example, under "future orientation," the graphic lists "delayed gratification" and planning for the future as ideas spread by white culture. Others aspects of whiteness include: "Objective, rational linear thinking"; "cause and effect relationships"; hard work being the key to "success"; respect for authority; "decision-making"; a "steak and potatoes" aesthetic; children having their own rooms in a household; and the idea that "intent counts" in justice.

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How white are you friends 🤔?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/museums/african-american-museum-site-removes-whiteness-chart-after-criticism-from-trump-jr-and-conservative-media/2020/07/17/4ef6e6f2-c831-11ea-8ffe-372be8d82298_story.html

https://www.foxnews.com/us/dc-museum-graphic-whiteness-race

For example, under "future orientation," the graphic lists "delayed gratification" and planning for the future as ideas spread by white culture. Others aspects of whiteness include: "Objective, rational linear thinking"; "cause and effect relationships"; hard work being the key to "success"; respect for authority; "decision-making"; a "steak and potatoes" aesthetic; children having their own rooms in a household; and the idea that "intent counts" in justice.


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