The Black Professor

JP_ said:
the problem with any form of research is there is a risk of unintentional plagiarism. You read 100s of articles, books etc. have discussions, and formulate opinions, and then write your own work up, and some of what you say is obviously influenced by what you have studied - that is the whole point really. With AI tools now, it is probably easier to determine when somebody's work might have been influenced by anothers, and without reference.

If the same level of scrutiny was applied to every research paper ever written, similar patterns would probably emerge.
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for undergraduate degrees, that is OK, but PhD it is supposed to be original work and they are coached on academic rigour, perhaps not so much at the polyversity he got his doctorate from.
 
Another member of Cambridge University's 'I Hate White People' department is Farah Ahmed, another disgusting individual...

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Meet Farah Ahmed, Jason Arday’s colleague

After the Jason Arday disaster, here is new evidence that things have gone deeply wrong at Cambridge University. We can reveal that a former supporter of Hizb ut-Tahrir, now banned as a terror group, has been appointed assistant research professor of education at Cambridge, in the same faculty...
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There should be a specific offence for using the "racist" card when it's not warranted. If there's no evidence of the alleged racism then the one making the accusation is the racist, in implying that white people aren't allowed to criticise anyone differently coloured.

It's a big and growing problem. I've been personally involved in a conflict with a wally who happens to be "of colour" or whatever the current term is. I have heard the mutterings from others who know there's a disagreement but don't understand the details, and don't make the effort to find out more before making their assumptions. I suspect that some know that a lot of people get silenced by this implied threat, so think they can get away with behaving ridiculously without being criticised.
 
in the UK over 7,000 per year (that's about 20 every day) take their own lives.

We hear very little about them, may be the news / media could cover all of them too ?
 
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