Cybermobs for Online Academic Bullying 2023.pptx

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Postdoctoral research project (2019-21)
Faculty of Informatics and Design
Department of Applied Design
#onlineacademicbull...

1. Travis’ research and The Noakes Foundation’s support for questioning The Science™
2. What is The Science™, and where is...

About Travis’ research
Travis’ research portfolio has followed an interdisciplinary approach in
blending principles of bra...

The Noakes Foundation (TNF) supports Questioning the Science™
TNF supports research into the low-carb high-fat (LCHF) diet...

What is the Science™? An institutional approach to science.
Dr Mark Changizi describes The Science™ to be an institutional...

The Science™’s focus represents the interests of funders (versus just public health’s)
Funding equals capacity (incapacity...

Situating a scientific researcher’s focus on particular problems (or their exclusion)
What is Bourdieusian epistemic refle...

Cascades of capital shape the ongoing development of scientific knowledge
An example- Urgent COVID-19 research funding
in ...

The Science™ is where there is no debate between alternate viewpoints
Controversy mapping can map actors’ debates in Highe...

A bias towards the dominant orthodoxy leads to examples of
‘undone science’. This concept refers to research that could be...

Noakes, T. M., Bell, D., & Noakes, T. D. (2022). Who is watching the World Health Organisation?
‘Post-truth’moments beyond...

Autonomous science is unsafe and can overthrow The Science™
Its findings can prove negative for funders, but be beneficial...

Sites for knowledge production and its recontextualisation outside Academia
An example for COVID-19 featuring the higher e...

Sites for knowledge production and its recontextualisation outside Academia
Noakes, T. M., Bell, D., & Noakes, T. D.
(2022...

Sites for knowledge production and its recontextualisation outside Academia
The example of the division of knowledge labou...

Low carb advocacy on social media has helped to change science and policy

Digital voices on Big Tech’s platforms as a Fifth Estate
The Fifth Estate- The Power Shift of the Digital Age by Professor...

Scientific censorship is difficult to detect and measure, it is rarely empirically established.
‘Hard censorship- powerful...

21st century methods
to suppress debate

21st Century Censorship matrix versus non-conventional, health intervention scholarship
Direct Indirect
Stealthy
☝ Mobs pr...

23
Associate Professor Zeynep Tufekci
in ‘Twitter and Tear Gas- the
power and fragility of networked
Protest’ (2017)
Goals...

What is harassment?
‘Harassment is typically understood as a willful and malicious
‘course of conduct’ directed at a perso...

Cyber harassment?
The cyber label captures the different ways the Internet
can exacerbate the injuries suffered.
- Citron,...

Distinguishing online academic bullying
Noakes, T., & Noakes, T. (2021). Distinguishing online academic bullying: identify...

Varied extremes of cyber harassment
1. Cyberstalking and hyper-surveillance
2. Deception
3. Trolling and flaming
4. Cyberb...

What is academic mobbing?
Academic mobbing is a toxic social process through which an academic is singled
out for ejection...

Stakeholders in the blood-lipid hypothesis
DIRECT
⦿ Bariatric surgeons
⦿ Cardiologists
⦿ Medical doctors - General practit...

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International
ILSI
AND
Glimmer
Multinationals
Coca Cola
PepsiCo
Unilever
USA
USNAM
USNAN&D
ADA
AHA
CochraneC
NIH
South ...

Hypercriticism of @ProfTimNoakes
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@Junior lecturer
@Medical Student
@Prof
bad science, book promoter,
Kim Jung Un of epi...

Academic cybermobbing as a distinctive phenomenon
1. CYBER HARASSMENT Creating digital content, amplifying and profiting o...

Types of agents in an academic cybermob
(i) Orchestrators of cyber-harassment {enforcers for orthodoxy}
Health authority r...

Academic Cybermobbing Rewards™
Cultural capital
Symbolic capital
Social capital
Economic capital
Cascades of capital recre...

Well-meaning censors of dissidents who are Standing Up For (The) Science(™)
Clark, C. J., Jussim, L., Frey, K., Stevens, S...

Overt censorship tactics on digital platforms
1. Temporary suspension of an account (temporary ban)
2. Permanent suspensio...

Covert censorship on the Fifth Estate #1
10. Fact choke
11. Disabling public commentary
12. Requiring users to take down t...

Covert censorship on the Fifth Estate #2
24. Search blacklisted and blacklisting linked websites
25. Trend blacklist
26. G...

Challenges in researching scientific censorship and academic cybermobs
1 An unpopular academic research topic?
Self-own fo...

Related research that The Noakes Foundation supports
Pinky Motswhare’s PhD research proposal was approved in 2023.
As a Ph...

Thank you… … and you!
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torturer!
Stop, bully!
Hey, silly ass!
Stop, academic bully!
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