Lib Professor with ties to Wuhan guilty

[Jartard]

Harvard Professor Charles Lieber Found Guilty of Lying About China Ties | News | The Harvard Crimson

Harvard professor Charles M. Lieber was found guilty of lying to government authorities about his ties to China in federal court on Tuesday, concluding a stunning downfall for one of the country’s top chemists.

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[Raoul Duke MU]

As he should be.

I'd also like to say this: how in the fvck can someone with a genius IQ not understand you NEVER, EVER talk to the cops. More ego than common sense I guess.

 

[HerdandHokies]

Is he actually liberal or are you just assuming? I can’t find anything about his political ideology.

 

[Jartard]

Is he actually liberal or are you just assuming? I can’t find anything about his political ideology.

He’s a professor at Harvard……

 

[HerdandHokies]

He’s a professor at Harvard……

Of chemistry.

 

[SamSwimmer]

Of chemistry.

In Boston.

 

[big_country90]

In Boston.

And has ties to communist China.

 

[Jartard]

And has ties to communist China.

Probably just did some painting for them.

 

[HerdandHokies]

In the experience I have dealing with academics there isn’t really any sort of correlation between science/engineering professors and a particular political stance. Liberal arts there for sure is, but I knew plenty of very conservative chemistry/physics/engineering professors.

 

[KyMUfan]

Is he actually liberal or are you just assuming? I can’t find anything about his political ideology.

Of chemistry.

In the experience I have dealing with academics there isn’t really any sort of correlation between science/engineering professors and a particular political stance. Liberal arts there for sure is, but I knew plenty of very conservative chemistry/physics/engineering professors.

There are better straw man arguments to make... it's Harvard man...

‘An Endangered Species’: The Scarcity of Harvard’s Conservative Faculty | News | The Harvard Crimson

While the University has made a concerted effort across the past decade to promote gender and racial diversity among its faculty, Harvard has not made any explicit attempts to bolster representation from across the ideological spectrum.

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