Genome engineerin' expert; Small carnivorous mammal; Punches =/= pulled

Somewhere in the Bay Area
I regret to inform you that the humanities people spent the weekend doing phd work and compensation discourse again. At least they started it themselves this time!
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Pleased to announce that I am replacing my boyar with my scheming eunuch despised by everyone. Surely this will turn my presidency around
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David’s @DMSabatini discoveries made some of the most important contributions to cancer & aging research; they were Nobel Prize-worthy. This despicable woman not only ruined his life but also slowed research that will impact millions of lives. Yet she continues with impunity.
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Lmao Dario and Sam aren't gonna save you, broseph
every data center not built is another delay in achieving ASI, and every day ASI is delayed means more people dying of diseases it could have cured millions of lives lost if you oppose building data centers you're a genocidal maniac
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Oh cool, On top of not really curing the kids and costing millions of dollars, zolgensma gave a whole bunch of the kids cancer
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Tonight, the American people sent a clear message — they want a politics that brings people together rather than divides them, and leaders who offer concrete solutions to the challenges they face. These results were only possible because outstanding candidates stepped forward in every region of the country — including in areas once considered long shots. They came from different backgrounds and represented a range of political perspectives, but were united by shared values, a belief in public service, and a commitment to putting the people of their districts and states first. We also owe a debt of gratitude to the thousands of election officials and volunteers from both parties who helped ensure a smooth election and carried out one of the most essential functions of our democracy. While this administration has another two years in office, our job now is to roll up our sleeves, make changes wherever we have the power to do so, prevent further damage, and lay the groundwork for the future.
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Oh my god, the state voted to hand a billionaire 8.4 billion dollars for "research"
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Yeah, sure, give even more money to the most mismanaged transportation agency in the state. That'll fix things for sure.
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The year is 2035. Every BART employee is paid as much as the CEO of PG&E. Somehow, against all odds, BART needs to ask the Bay Area voters for yet another sales tax increase to stay afloat.
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Awesome article — we’re very lucky to have @mkratsios47 heading up OSTP 👏👏 such an exciting time for US science and engineering coming up. LFG
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Lmao that thread has everything: lack of self-awareness, attacking a dead, more ethical scientist because of "profanity", thinly veiled resentment by they don't realize there was a moratorium (mostly) on hiring out of their postdoc lab, and...
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...to top it all off, an admittance that they didn't even really know anything about Sabatini or his behavior. Just perfect.
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It's always hilarious reading the LinkedIn-style posts on here trying to hype up someone attempting to be on the job market. "One of the most creative scientists I know" and their body of work is a bog-standard single cell RNA-seq paper. Let's not kid ourselves here.
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In addition to all his other problematic personality traits (data manipulation/fraud, constant sexual harassment, an inability to ever not say the wrong thing, etc.), he's also either a liar or too dumb to understand things apparently!
I thought I knew every horrible thing about this story, but it was not until I read @neerajadeshp's interview with Sabatini that I realized how total his unpersoning was
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If the HHS was going around secretly threatening vendors with debarment if they took non-Fed money from David for goods (him being debarred from having NIH grants would not prevent him from spending non-Fed money), that would be a slam-dunk court case and Beccera would have...
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...been careless enough to leave a paper trail. But, of course, conveniently, there's only David's word on this, just basically like every other aggrandizing, beneficial statement about him (or originates from an "anonymous" source). Wow!
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"Seriously Nobel-candidates" tend to not have decades-long trails of fraud accusations. Just something to remember.
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A biotech killed a patient with DMD via AAV-induced cytokine storm apparently and then tried to blame it on the patient by implying they were too fat.
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Sabatini is in no way, shape, or form a "seriously Nobel-candidate"
Replying to @ProfBootyPhD
What percentage of those other scientists at MIT were seriously Nobel-candidates, would you say?
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Hey, fun fact: if you invoke a Latin quote in response to being called out for defending abhorrent behavior, you're 85% of the way to being nearly as bad. Wow!
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