Professor links FELT - yes, the material — to White Supremacy

The College Fix ^ | August 3, 2018 | Michael Jones Auburn University

[Studebaker Hawk]

Nuttier than a squirrel turd. LOL

[MS.BEHAVIN]

““[T]his paper addresses ‘the problem of education’ that is predicated on cis-heteronormative White supremacist settler colonial logics that assume knowledge enters from an outside, that is predicated on progress, and that regulates and violently disavows particular bodies,” it states.”

What da HELL does this even MEAN?
It’s just nonsense!

[DUMBGRUNT]

One of the ways to diagnose schizophrenia is to analyze a person’s statements that have no connection to reality but seem to have an internal logic to that person only.

I’m not sure, might be a problem here?
Is schizophrenia bad?

[ought-six]

“She’s a PIKER by American college prof standards!”

No kidding!

[ronnie raygun]

When do we stop funneling our tax dollars to these institutions that hire these mentally ill perverts who are anti white anti American and foster hate for this country

[Fast Moving Angel]

Reason and logic is the perpetuation of white cishetero patriarchy.

Let's hear it for white cishetero patriarchy!!!

[YogicCowboy]

Orwell 101: Leftists love to invent jargon words to deceive the naive.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Been meaning to tell you...my Dad’s 28’ sailboat was named, ‘Ms. B. Haven.’ We had a lot of fun on that boat! :)

[MV=PY]

Did you write that??

[dead]

This is not real. It has to be parody. It’s a joke.

[left that other site]

Central Asian Tribal Nomadic People related to Mongolia are the ones who developed the making of FELT. It is made by wetting raw wool and pressing it between two large blankets. The blankets are then rolled up like a giant jelly-roll, and the people (usually the women) pat and pound the roll in unison, causing the moistened fibers to mesh together and make a solid fabric. It is the most primitive form of fabric production, having no loom, and hence, no warp or woof threads. The Roll is unrolled revealing the finished felt, which is used for clothing, footwear, and the famous Yurt Dwelling, which is felt stretched over a collapsible wooden lattice. If anything, Felt is an expression of Central Asian Culture, and nothing more, as it is inanimate, neutral, and non-threatening. To sane people anyway.

OK...where's MY grant money?

[Rurudyne]

Yep. I never wrote down the date for writing the first part. It was obviously in response to the people removing anything from view that offends them and very probably first appeared here on FR. The new bit was today as stated.

[left that other site]

I see what you did there.

Have Patience! :-)

[exDemMom]

Using quantum theory to shape a theory of self-touching, Barad explains how a particle touches itself, and then that touching subsequently touches itself, releasing an infinite chain of touching touches.

I would love to corner this woman and ask her to identify and describe a quantum function. I'll bet she has no clue, but she thinks that using the word establishes her as an intellectual.

I recently read a study in which the researchers found that when people of low IQ (sorry, I don't remember the cut-off value) are asked to read a word salad, they think that it is deep and profound. Some reported being profoundly moved by the insights they believed they were reading. Higher IQ people recognized the word salad as nonsense immediately.

This causes me to wonder if low-IQ people interpret word salad as being profound because they cannot actually tell the difference between highly technical scholarship (such as one would find in any STEM publication) and pure nonsense (such as this woman wrote).

[NorthMountain]

Transmaterialities: Linen that identifies as silk, wool that identifies as angora ...

More-than-human intimacies: She likes to get it on with livestock.

[CodeToad]

Felt, huh? Sticks to some people’s heads??

[MV=PY]

Wow! Well done.

[MS.BEHAVIN]

How cool is that?
I love it!
Wish I could see a picture of it!
Sounds like it was beautiful!

[GGpaX4DumpedTea]

Felt, huh? Sticks to some people’s heads??

Love it...makes my day! 1

[CodeToad]

Glad I could help.