I have found referring to “shouting fire in a movie theater” is the preferred gaslighting narrative in response to the principles of free speech and open discourse. Since Dr. Harrington used this terminology, especially simplistically referring to the Bhattacharya\Bendavid positions/questions, (in addition to being inaccurate), his own w…
I have found referring to “shouting fire in a movie theater” is the preferred gaslighting narrative in response to the principles of free speech and open discourse. Since Dr. Harrington used this terminology, especially simplistically referring to the Bhattacharya\Bendavid positions/questions, (in addition to being inaccurate), his own words paint him as disingenuous in this instance.
I would like to see a full retraction of his participation in the censorship apparatus that likely contributed to excess deaths and despair during the pandemic, before I would recommend him to be hired for anything.
I have found referring to “shouting fire in a movie theater” is the preferred gaslighting narrative in response to the principles of free speech and open discourse. Since Dr. Harrington used this terminology, especially simplistically referring to the Bhattacharya\Bendavid positions/questions, (in addition to being inaccurate), his own words paint him as disingenuous in this instance.
I would like to see a full retraction of his participation in the censorship apparatus that likely contributed to excess deaths and despair during the pandemic, before I would recommend him to be hired for anything.