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A not-quite-response to Jean Yang’s response to “Comment 171”
Last month, MIT Computer Science professor Scott Aaronson (disclaimer: a colleague, although as he’s a theoretician, not one I interact with very much) wrote a thoughtful blog post about MIT’s response to the allegations of misconduct against former Physics professor … Continue reading
Posted in Law & Society, States of mind
Tagged extroversion, gender, harassment, introversion, loneliness, power relations, privilege, Scott Aaronson, work
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