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Re: Dear True Christians: Your diversity statements are problematic
I always thought the theory of continental drift seemed silly, but after watching the movie, I think I get it. It certainly explains how most of America's oil ended up under Muslim countries.
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Re: Dear True Christians: Your diversity statements are problematic
Isn't it wonderful whatOriginally posted by MitzaLizalor View PostPoland has not always existed, popping into being during the seventh second.
can do?
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Re: Dear True Christians: Your diversity statements are problematic
Originally posted by Basilissa View PostShould I be triggered by the fact Poland is not on that drawingOriginally posted by MitzaLizalor View PostI thought I saw it on the border between South Asia and Latin America [i.e.] PitcairnOriginally posted by Joanna Lytton-Vasey View PostIn between Cyprus and ZambiaAha! They have an animated version.
Poland has not always existed, popping into being during the seventh second.
On the border between Africa (islamic) and Latin America.
I trust this clarifies the situation regarding Poland's migration from approx. Tristan da Cunha via Inaccessible Island and St Helena to it's present location near Pitcairn v.s.excerpts 1 & 2 POLAND ARROWED IN 2 (first appears: 1988) the animated map: see nations migrate
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Update: I went back, and this time I puked.Originally posted by Social Construct View PostWent to that Wop place. Ate spageddee. Didn't puke. Where's my parade?
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Yes. It's possible she didn't even know about it - plausible deniability and all - there's probably an additional layer of diverse managers that oversee the diverse labor force, freeing up the Nobel Prize winner to remain a bit busy. However, owning up to something instead of throwing people under the bus is a worrying trait. Next.Originally posted by Joanna Lytton-Vasey View PostOf the three authors of that paper, if I were looking for diversity I'd be inclined to hire the third woman. You don't get much more diverse than a disgraced female Nobel prizewinner who's either too idle to read the papers she puts her name to or too incompetent to understand them.
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Of the three authors of that paper, if I were looking for diversity I'd be inclined to hire the third woman. You don't get much more diverse than a disgraced female Nobel prizewinner who's either too idle to read the papers she puts her name to or too incompetent to understand them.Originally posted by Dr. Anthony J. Toole View PostFirst off, this individual needs to stop oppressing the minorities in his workplace - I know it's in his nature, but stop it. Second, I think I've found his replacement. Two in fact, available very cheaply. Just don't read their CVs or look at their work very closely (shouldn't be a problem for his diverse bosses).
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First off, this individual needs to stop oppressing the minorities in his workplace - I know it's in his nature, but stop it. Second, I think I've found his replacement. Two in fact, available very cheaply. Just don't read their CVs or look at their work very closely (shouldn't be a problem for his diverse bosses).Originally posted by Social Construct View Post[M]y department is made up of 27 Chinese guys, 2 Chinese women, an Eh'rab and me (186 freckles last count). All the heads are Chinese. Most of the senior staff are Chinese. All the heads of neighboring departments are Chinese. To do my part for diversity I'll try to find a Chinese person to replace me.
Being "a bit busy" is of course academic slang for drinking latte in the Faculty Club while 27 imported sweat laborers churn out fine science in the basement. Who cares about quality, feel the quantity! Mmmm. Truly shocking that the work was irreproducible [incidentally this word should be on the American language test]. But don't fret - it was just a freak one-off random occurrence that could only happen once, and if it happened more than once each case is unique and different and can't be compared.Nobel Prize-winning scientist Frances Arnold retracts paper
American scientist Frances Arnold, who won the Nobel Prize for chemistry, has retracted her latest paper.
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It has been retracted because the results were not reproducible, and the authors found data missing from a lab notebook.
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Science published a note outlining why it would be retracting the paper, which Ms Arnold co-authored with Inha Cho and Zhi-Jun Jia.
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"It is painful to admit, but important to do so. I apologize to all. I was a bit busy when this was submitted, and did not do my job well."
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On this topic of diversity, I admit most of our residents in Freehold are blond and fair skinned like people in Northern Europe. We are to a person Baptists.
But, if there were no diversity whatsoever everyone would look exactly the same. This is not the case in Freehold. I know almost everyone who lives in the city and can distinguish each one. That is our testament to diversity.
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If anyone thinks "gerrymandering" is an unfair term, compare it to US congregational districts in states with Republican governors. Can YOU tell the difference?Originally posted by Jeb Stuart Thurmond View PostI
As for this example of gerrymandering:

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I've always believed it was over near to Russia and China.
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No. I've flown over Zambia a bit- it never comes up. The map's a bit obscure but it could be between Cyprus and Chile?Originally posted by Joanna Lytton-Vasey View PostIn between Cyprus and Zambia on the map, I think? That makes sense.
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In between Cyprus and Zambia on the map, I think? That makes sense.Originally posted by MitzaLizalor View PostI thought I saw it on the border between South Asia and Latin America? That would place it about the middle of the Pitcairn Islands, in the green section.
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I thought I saw it on the border between South Asia and Latin America? That would place it about the middle of the Pitcairn Islands, in the green section.Originally posted by Basilissa View PostShould I be triggered by the fact Poland is not on that drawing?
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We in Freehold have studied the diversity issue to see if there may be a way to satisfy this national obsession with it while preserving our mandate to follow the Bible. We have decided our diversity will be in the heights of people. There are people of many heights in Freehold and all of them, except midgets, have equal opportunity.
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I'm not supposed to go there, that's colonization. They are supposed to come here, that's diversity.Originally posted by Joanna Lytton-Vasey View PostEnjoy Southern Rhodesia, or "Zimbabwe"
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