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Fun fact! Copper was used in powder rooms in warships in the first half of the 20th century because it doesn’t spark!

Definitely interested in this.

Yes, it does. I've never heard of this, and I work in academia.

To get hired as an associate professor, you need publications. No or few undergrads have peer reviewed pubs.

Edit: and the more I think about it, the less it makes sense. An associate professor is generally a professor who has gained tenure. No undergrad has tenure by default. The original story is complete BS. Maybe, but it's a big MAYBE, the kid was a lecturer, but for a grad level course? I doubt it. Maybe he taught A class, like a single one, but no way that he was the instructor of record.

is there any other way to deal with the threat to democracy that Reddit provides than for the government to regulate it?

It works both ways, buckaroo.

I mean. You’re right. There’s very little content here from her.