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boosting a booster's substack or creating a platform for them?
no degrees offered, but multiple options to contribute
boosting a booster's substack or creating a platform for them?
.edu as MLM
Google "big naturals"
Bend over, I'll show you a Big Natural.
A course on breastasses?
hmmm
This idea is impressively stupid.
I'm still not sure it's real
I doubt it's real but one can never be too sure.
And is worth 318 billion.Has rocket on pick and spells out s like some ing lame nerd.
Good cause and some of the names affiliated with the ins ution, if true, are heavy hitters: Niall Fergusson, Steven Pinker, Jonathan Haidt. Hope it succeeds.
Although I can't tell, from the course names, whether this is legit or not.
UC's Zimmer backs away
I'd call it "University of Austin at Texas"
Pinker steps away too
https://www.thedailybeast.com/robert...dvisory-board/
Sounds like the University of Victorville at California where they do not offer degrees but serve the Grandslam breakfasts all day long.
"Yet, as is often the case with fast-moving start ups..."
Typical corporate shenanigans - bait and switch. They'll end up with the assistant teacher from Kyle Middle School as their Dean.
It's almost as if free speech has consequences. That wasn't in the brochure.
This is not on the level of E. Holmes.
But the buzzards are circling.
I think some of these people might be well intentioned folks with $ as well.
The experts in making money off of non profits in Washington are moving in to Austin to take their piece of the pie while its hot.
Not a good sign. And at least one of these people has zero background in any sort of education including Higher Education. They smell the money.
The timing of the E. Holmes scam comes at a good time. Hopefully more people will pull out of this thing.
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