jon-nyc, lobbyist
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wrote on 5 Apr 2022, 00:44 last edited by
Very cool!! Government doing good!!!
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wrote on 16 Jul 2022, 12:45 last edited by
Klaus, lobbyist.
Note quite on the same scale as Jon, but I've been elected as a board member of the Network for Scientific Freedom, which one could classify as the Heterodox Academy of German-speaking countries. There are already around 700 professors in the network, and we are slowly but steadily gaining visibility and influence. The fight is on.
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wrote on 16 Jul 2022, 12:48 last edited by
It's a worthy fight.
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wrote on 16 Jul 2022, 13:43 last edited by
Cool.
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Klaus, lobbyist.
Note quite on the same scale as Jon, but I've been elected as a board member of the Network for Scientific Freedom, which one could classify as the Heterodox Academy of German-speaking countries. There are already around 700 professors in the network, and we are slowly but steadily gaining visibility and influence. The fight is on.
wrote on 16 Jul 2022, 13:59 last edited by -
Klaus, lobbyist.
Note quite on the same scale as Jon, but I've been elected as a board member of the Network for Scientific Freedom, which one could classify as the Heterodox Academy of German-speaking countries. There are already around 700 professors in the network, and we are slowly but steadily gaining visibility and influence. The fight is on.
wrote on 16 Jul 2022, 14:15 last edited by@Klaus said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
Klaus, lobbyist.
Note quite on the same scale as Jon, but I've been elected as a board member of the Network for Scientific Freedom, which one could classify as the Heterodox Academy of German-speaking countries. There are already around 700 professors in the network, and we are slowly but steadily gaining visibility and influence. The fight is on.
Excellent! What kinds of issues will your board address in the next few years?
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Klaus, lobbyist.
Note quite on the same scale as Jon, but I've been elected as a board member of the Network for Scientific Freedom, which one could classify as the Heterodox Academy of German-speaking countries. There are already around 700 professors in the network, and we are slowly but steadily gaining visibility and influence. The fight is on.
wrote on 16 Jul 2022, 14:22 last edited by@Klaus said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
Note quite on the same scale as Jon, but I've been elected as a board member of the Network for Scientific Freedom . . .
We are so proud!
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@Klaus said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
Klaus, lobbyist.
Note quite on the same scale as Jon, but I've been elected as a board member of the Network for Scientific Freedom, which one could classify as the Heterodox Academy of German-speaking countries. There are already around 700 professors in the network, and we are slowly but steadily gaining visibility and influence. The fight is on.
Excellent! What kinds of issues will your board address in the next few years?
wrote on 16 Jul 2022, 14:48 last edited by@brenda said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
@Klaus said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
Klaus, lobbyist.
Note quite on the same scale as Jon, but I've been elected as a board member of the Network for Scientific Freedom, which one could classify as the Heterodox Academy of German-speaking countries. There are already around 700 professors in the network, and we are slowly but steadily gaining visibility and influence. The fight is on.
Excellent! What kinds of issues will your board address in the next few years?
Various issues.
One thing we are doing right now is to build a public annotated database of cases of "cancel culture" in the German-speaking academia. We also try to help the involved people in various ways, including legally, and generally raise public awareness about the dangers of "wokeism" et al through various channels (in addition to the usual social media, we have many members from the social sciences and the humanities who write for newspapers, participate in public debates, publish books etc.).
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@brenda said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
@Klaus said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
Klaus, lobbyist.
Note quite on the same scale as Jon, but I've been elected as a board member of the Network for Scientific Freedom, which one could classify as the Heterodox Academy of German-speaking countries. There are already around 700 professors in the network, and we are slowly but steadily gaining visibility and influence. The fight is on.
Excellent! What kinds of issues will your board address in the next few years?
Various issues.
One thing we are doing right now is to build a public annotated database of cases of "cancel culture" in the German-speaking academia. We also try to help the involved people in various ways, including legally, and generally raise public awareness about the dangers of "wokeism" et al through various channels (in addition to the usual social media, we have many members from the social sciences and the humanities who write for newspapers, participate in public debates, publish books etc.).
wrote on 16 Jul 2022, 17:18 last edited by@Klaus said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
One thing we are doing right now is to build a public annotated database of cases of "cancel culture" in the German-speaking academia.
That's a good and necessary thing. The woke messaging elite will reflexively dismiss allegations of cancelation. They'll frame all that stuff as whining about literally nothing.
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@brenda said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
@Klaus said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
Klaus, lobbyist.
Note quite on the same scale as Jon, but I've been elected as a board member of the Network for Scientific Freedom, which one could classify as the Heterodox Academy of German-speaking countries. There are already around 700 professors in the network, and we are slowly but steadily gaining visibility and influence. The fight is on.
Excellent! What kinds of issues will your board address in the next few years?
Various issues.
One thing we are doing right now is to build a public annotated database of cases of "cancel culture" in the German-speaking academia. We also try to help the involved people in various ways, including legally, and generally raise public awareness about the dangers of "wokeism" et al through various channels (in addition to the usual social media, we have many members from the social sciences and the humanities who write for newspapers, participate in public debates, publish books etc.).
wrote on 16 Jul 2022, 18:09 last edited by@Klaus said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
@brenda said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
@Klaus said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
Klaus, lobbyist.
Note quite on the same scale as Jon, but I've been elected as a board member of the Network for Scientific Freedom, which one could classify as the Heterodox Academy of German-speaking countries. There are already around 700 professors in the network, and we are slowly but steadily gaining visibility and influence. The fight is on.
Excellent! What kinds of issues will your board address in the next few years?
Various issues.
One thing we are doing right now is to build a public annotated database of cases of "cancel culture" in the German-speaking academia. We also try to help the involved people in various ways, including legally, and generally raise public awareness about the dangers of "wokeism" et al through various channels (in addition to the usual social media, we have many members from the social sciences and the humanities who write for newspapers, participate in public debates, publish books etc.).
Can you start a US chapter? Like tomorrow?
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wrote on 16 Jul 2022, 19:15 last edited by
Congratulations and good luck!
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wrote on 16 Jul 2022, 19:29 last edited by
Congratulations, meine liebe Herr Heterodoxische Doktor!
This sounds very interesting and provocative.
And yes, when you've gotten the bugs worked out of your beta, can you see about bringing the alpha over here? We need it sooo bad!
Seriously, I'd be interested in getting updates about y'alls doings from time to time.
And thank you for your contribution to the return to sanity of the world.
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@Klaus said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
@brenda said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
@Klaus said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
Klaus, lobbyist.
Note quite on the same scale as Jon, but I've been elected as a board member of the Network for Scientific Freedom, which one could classify as the Heterodox Academy of German-speaking countries. There are already around 700 professors in the network, and we are slowly but steadily gaining visibility and influence. The fight is on.
Excellent! What kinds of issues will your board address in the next few years?
Various issues.
One thing we are doing right now is to build a public annotated database of cases of "cancel culture" in the German-speaking academia. We also try to help the involved people in various ways, including legally, and generally raise public awareness about the dangers of "wokeism" et al through various channels (in addition to the usual social media, we have many members from the social sciences and the humanities who write for newspapers, participate in public debates, publish books etc.).
Can you start a US chapter? Like tomorrow?
wrote on 16 Jul 2022, 19:33 last edited by@Aqua-Letifer @Catseye3 said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
Can you start a US chapter? Like tomorrow?
Well, you already have several organizations with somewhat similar goals: Heterodox Academy, Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE), National Association of Scholars, ... .
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@Aqua-Letifer @Catseye3 said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
Can you start a US chapter? Like tomorrow?
Well, you already have several organizations with somewhat similar goals: Heterodox Academy, Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE), National Association of Scholars, ... .
wrote on 16 Jul 2022, 19:40 last edited by Catseye3@Klaus said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
Heterodox Academy
Founded by Jonathan Haidt, with two others.
"A nonpartisan collaborative of 5,000+ professors, educators, administrators, staff, and students who are committed to enhancing the quality of research and education by promoting open inquiry, viewpoint diversity, and constructive disagreement in institutions of higher learning." -
wrote on 16 Jul 2022, 20:21 last edited by
Very cool, Klaus.
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@brenda said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
@Klaus said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
Klaus, lobbyist.
Note quite on the same scale as Jon, but I've been elected as a board member of the Network for Scientific Freedom, which one could classify as the Heterodox Academy of German-speaking countries. There are already around 700 professors in the network, and we are slowly but steadily gaining visibility and influence. The fight is on.
Excellent! What kinds of issues will your board address in the next few years?
Various issues.
One thing we are doing right now is to build a public annotated database of cases of "cancel culture" in the German-speaking academia. We also try to help the involved people in various ways, including legally, and generally raise public awareness about the dangers of "wokeism" et al through various channels (in addition to the usual social media, we have many members from the social sciences and the humanities who write for newspapers, participate in public debates, publish books etc.).
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wrote on 13 Sept 2022, 14:15 last edited by
I’m at the Longsworth House office building. 5 house meetings today.
“Don’t make me repeat myself”
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wrote on 13 Sept 2022, 14:25 last edited by
@jon-nyc let us know when you testify in Congress. That'll be a hoot.
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wrote on 13 Sept 2022, 15:52 last edited by
@George-K Ha. Someday maybe.
I walked by Lauren Boebert’s office on the 5th floor of the Longsworth House building just a while ago. She had all sorts of don’t-tread-on-me flags outside. Wanted a picture but didn’t think it was a good idea.
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@George-K Ha. Someday maybe.
I walked by Lauren Boebert’s office on the 5th floor of the Longsworth House building just a while ago. She had all sorts of don’t-tread-on-me flags outside. Wanted a picture but didn’t think it was a good idea.
wrote on 13 Sept 2022, 16:02 last edited by@jon-nyc said in jon-nyc, lobbyist:
@George-K Ha. Someday maybe.
I walked by Lauren Boebert’s office on the 5th floor of the Longsworth House building just a while ago. She had all sorts of don’t-tread-on-me flags outside. Wanted a picture but didn’t think it was a good idea.
Nothing wrong with taking a selfie in that building.
