Tag: education

🏦 Nonbank Financial Intermediation Policy Issues and Financial Stability (NotebookLM).

This Congressional Research Service (CRS) report, updated in June 2025, provides an overview of Nonbank Financial Intermediation (NBFI), or "shadow banking," and its implications for capital markets policy, prepared for Members of Congress. The source explains that NBFI generally refers to funding sources outside the traditional banking system, emphasizing its size, complexity, and importance, noting … Continue reading 🏦 Nonbank Financial Intermediation Policy Issues and Financial Stability (NotebookLM). →

Discussion with ChatGPT on the sociological paper, “Fuck Nuance.”

YouTuber Elliot Sang made a great video going over and agreeing with an interesting academic paper that sometimes nuance is bad. This a timely video since there's a lot of turmoil in the world, especially when the news inundates us with more negative news, making or giving us the ability to be more aware of … Continue reading Discussion with ChatGPT on the sociological paper, “Fuck Nuance.” →

“Not So Pure: In Praise of Sociology,” Essay by ChatGPT.

In Defense of Sociology. https://victorfu14.github.io/about/ Intro. I know that I have repeatedly touched on this topic of in defense of sociology at ad nauseam. I can literally start a whole series on it. This was inspired again by a discussion on the "Fields Arranged by Purity," which I've touched on before and once shared in … Continue reading “Not So Pure: In Praise of Sociology,” Essay by ChatGPT. →

“Between Inquiry and Ideology: The Fragile Perception of Sociology,” essay by ChatGPT.

What Happens When We Dismantle the Discipline That Understands Us? Prologue. Recently, someone shared with me a website called ihatesociology.com. I went through it to see all of the comments made from the various people who submitted their experiences, who were from within or outside the discipline of sociology. As I mentioned in a previous … Continue reading “Between Inquiry and Ideology: The Fragile Perception of Sociology,” essay by ChatGPT. →

Revisiting “The Triple Crisis of Sociology” with ChatGPT.

Prefix. There's an old article I recently found, called "The Triple Crisis of Sociology," that provided much-needed perspective on sociology as a discipline and its prescient decline. It was a great read, and I found it when someone shared with me a website called ihatesociology.com. I was surprised such a website existed. Eventually, I'll post … Continue reading Revisiting “The Triple Crisis of Sociology” with ChatGPT. →

The Illusion of the Quick Fix: Ken Griffin, Charter Schools, and the Crisis of Public Education by ChatGPT.

https://youtu.be/nt0QXjNJb_s?si=bMXeH_7l7T4-_QxE Milken Institute. Intro (my words) Hedge fund billionaire and large GOP donor Ken Griffin recently sat down with Michael Milken in an interview, a common yearly ritual of these billionaires. A portion of the interview turned into a discussion of the failures of American education and the way Americans were lagging behind in terms … Continue reading The Illusion of the Quick Fix: Ken Griffin, Charter Schools, and the Crisis of Public Education by ChatGPT. →

Secretary Linda McMahon’s Letter to Harvard reviewed by ChatGPT.

Scathing letter from the US Secretary of Education. The War in Higher Education. https://x.com/EDSecMcMahon/status/1919517481313427594 https://x.com/EDSecMcMahon/status/1919517481313427594 https://x.com/EDSecMcMahon/status/1919517481313427594 Discussion with ChatGPT: User: Summarize this statement. All these are together. ChatGPT: 🪄 This is a letter dated May 5, 2025, addressed to Dr. Alan Garber, the President of Harvard University, from Linda E. McMahon, serving here as Secretary … Continue reading Secretary Linda McMahon’s Letter to Harvard reviewed by ChatGPT. →

Where Truth Is Dangerous: The Case for Sociology by ChatGPT.

An impassioned essay by ChatGPT and edited by me defending Sociology. Sociology is not just a field of study. It is the conscience of a nation written in theory, data, and defiant truth. It teaches us to name what society hides—injustice dressed as tradition, inequality masked as merit, power masquerading as law. And for this … Continue reading Where Truth Is Dangerous: The Case for Sociology by ChatGPT. →

Why is Higher Ed in a Bubble, Part 2. And insights from my Custom ChatGPT.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omTJvoA04sw Dad Saves America. I came across a video by Dad Saves America, who is highly critical of higher education primarily because of its higher and higher tuition that never seems to deflate or go down to an affordable price. I agree with this sentiment, as someone who once looked at much of the same … Continue reading Why is Higher Ed in a Bubble, Part 2. And insights from my Custom ChatGPT. →