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@LaniBils [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [04]: Joe Rogan, James Lindsay & The Kindly Inquisition [URL redacted] via @YouTube A small dive into the very virus of the #Woke culture. It's far more deadly than #COVID19. Our governing bodies have been infected and that's dangerous.
#IRLFilmmakerMikeNayna
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lduU81aHGF0 #VlogJoeRoganExperienceJRE #WebsiteNewDiscoursesJamesLindsay
#IRLAuthorHelenPluckrose
#IRLScholarPeterBoghossian
#EDUUSEvergreenStateCollegeBretWeinstein
#IRLScientistHeatherHeying
#2018_SokalSquaredHoax
#NarrativeTruthVerisimilitudeHoaxPrank
Addendum mention of 'The Kindly Inquisition' seems to be a reference to #1993_KindlyInquisitors by #AdvocacyUSBrookingsInstitutionJonathanRauch "Today the greatest threat to free thought, according to journalist Jonathan Rauch, comes from a quarter where it might least be expected. The 'kindly inquisitors' who are quietly undermining the traditions of intellectual liberalism are the humanitarian and egalitarian advocates of 'sensitivity' on college and university campuses who are devoted to protecting a new right-the right not to be offended by another's speech. Rauch contends that the danger lies in the fact that the very institutions whose historical mission has been to advance the cause of free inquiry are being corrupted from within by professors and administrators whose responsibility it is to sustain a social environment within which the pursuit of knowledge can properly flourish." 'Kindly Inquisitors: The New Attacks on Free Thought', Stichler, Richard N. Journal of Information Ethics; Jefferson Vol. 4, Iss. 1, (Spring 1995): 79-83,95-96. https://www.proquest.com/openview/ed120d7e3aed094973891c267fa611e3/1?pq-origsite=gscholar&cbl=2035668
Addendum mention of 'The Kindly Inquisition' seems to be a reference to #1993_KindlyInquisitors by #AdvocacyUSBrookingsInstitutionJonathanRauch "Today the greatest threat to free thought, according to journalist Jonathan Rauch, comes from a quarter where it might least be expected. The 'kindly inquisitors' who are quietly undermining the traditions of intellectual liberalism are the humanitarian and egalitarian advocates of 'sensitivity' on college and university campuses who are devoted to protecting a new right-the right not to be offended by another's speech. Rauch contends that the danger lies in the fact that the very institutions whose historical mission has been to advance the cause of free inquiry are being corrupted from within by professors and administrators whose responsibility it is to sustain a social environment within which the pursuit of knowledge can properly flourish." 'Kindly Inquisitors: The New Attacks on Free Thought', Stichler, Richard N. Journal of Information Ethics; Jefferson Vol. 4, Iss. 1, (Spring 1995): 79-83,95-96. https://www.proquest.com/openview/ed120d7e3aed094973891c267fa611e3/1?pq-origsite=gscholar&cbl=2035668
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