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CSPAN Key Capitol Hill Hearings March 19, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Key Capitol Hill Hearings March 19, 2014

Vice President Joe Biden has wrapped up a twoday trip to lithuania and poland where he sought to reassure nato allies in a region that the u. S. Will defend them against any russian aggression. He told a pair of baltic leaders that we are in this with you together. He spoke after russias president to cleared ukraines Crimean Peninsula as part of russia and militiamen took over ukrainian headquarters in crimea. Ukraine is not part of nato. The United Nations Security Council is meeting today on the russian issue. Meanwhile, the European Union is considering economic sanctions. The eu meeting sc...

Academic paper challenges widely cited McKinsey studies claiming DEI helps businesses - Vimarsana News

Academic paper challenges widely cited McKinsey studies claiming DEI helps businesses

‘Incentives influence research findings,’ business scholar says.

Climate Alarmists' Bad Science - Vimarsana News

Climate Alarmists' Bad Science

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Study of Consulting Firm's Findings Provides More Proof That DEI is Bogus - Vimarsana News

Study of Consulting Firm's Findings Provides More Proof That DEI is Bogus

 

Facts Don't Care About Your Diversity Training Certificate—A Critique of Credentialism – Quillette - Vimarsana News

Facts Don't Care About Your Diversity Training Certificate—A Critique of Credentialism – Quillette

One of the most commonly heard debater’s challenges, online and in real life, is: “Are YOU an expert in (X)?” The obvious if generally unspoken corollary is: “If not, then shut up.” However, very often, you don’t need to. There is little evidence that a smart normal citizen, capable of effective analysis of empirical data, cannot criticize the work of academic or journalistic “experts” in most fields—or any reason that he or she should be intimidated by these title-holders. Obviously, some professional background in a topic that one is discussing or researching is a good thi...