The University Echo Chamber
Even though universities have gone to great lengths to advertise diversity and inclusion as core values, they have become ideological echo chambers.
The Rabbit Hole
Navigating the discourse
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The Rise of Luigi Leftism
On December 4 2024, a young man named Luigi Mangione killed UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Trust as a Service: Revisiting a Vision for 𝕏 in 2026
A few years ago, shortly after Elon Musk acquired Twitter, I published an article arguing that the platform had the potential to provide Trust as a Service (TaaS).
AI Gas Test: Walking vs Driving to Get Gas
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Grok vs Woke AI: Claude Edition
I recently tested xAI’s Grok against OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini to compare how they answer questions around certain topics.
Extremism at American Universities
40.3% of university faculty identify as at least one of the following: Radical, Political Activist, Socialist, Marxist.
Grok 4.20 vs Woke AI
Grok 4.20 was recently released by xAI, so I decided to compare how it answers questions compared to other tools like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini.
Affirmative Action at Yale
Ivy League schools, like Yale, have spent decades using Affirmative Action policies as a way to demographically engineer their student body.
Affirmative Action in Medical Schools
Nobody wants a DEI doctor, yet medical schools have used demographic variables, such as race, as factors in their admissions processes for a long time.
Affirmative Action at Harvard
Affirmative Action is an issue that universities defend despite it being very unpopular when honestly described as a system of demographic preferences that considers factors like the race and sex of applicants.