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Harvard Places Math Professor Martin Nowak on Paid Administrative Leave Over Epstein Ties
(mander.xyz)
From his textbook “Evolutionary Dynamics: Exploring The Equations of Life.” In the last sentence of the preface, after a couple dozen acknowledgements that are literally just a list of names, he has one last special thanks that gets its own paragraph:
“I thank Jeffrey Epstein for many ideas and for letting me participate in his passionate pursuit of knowledge in all its forms”
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Harvard Places Math Professor Martin Nowak on Paid Administrative Leave Over Epstein Ties: https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/2/25/nowak-leave-epstein/
Harvard punishes child rapists with a paid vacation?
Administrative Leave starts when a formal investigation begins. You're basically calling for Chapter 10 of a book to be over when Chapter 1 barely started.
In other words, your question amounts to:
"An investigation started? Shouldn't it be over before it began?"
No, that's not how investigations work.
Same old story, but still due their rights and process
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Nowak#Relationship_with_Jeffrey_Epstein
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerry_Sandusky
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Nassar
https://www.propublica.org/article/columbia-obgyn-sexually-assaulted-patients-for-20-years
Now, as Devil's Advocate arguing against you and me, Harvard could choose to drop him at the mere hint of an accusation. You don't have a right to a job and not getting fired without proven cause in any state but I want to say Montana? The rest are "Right to Work."
Back on Team "Give them a second for crying out loud," we're talking about Harvard, allegedly one of the best colleges in the world. We can expect them to do right by probably investigating this properly, and we'd hope any employer we'd ever work for would bother to take more than a femtosecond to figure out if there's evidence supporting an accusation against us.
Obviously a lot of countries do have Big R "Rights" as far as labor goes, but the US is not one of them.
It was just a little statutory torture. I don't see what the problem is.
Statutorture? Sorry, can't help a good wordsmush
It's a delightful portmanteau.
Delightmanteau, if you will.
Bruh, you can't portmanteau a portmanteau. That's like dividing by zero.
Except for bromance, bruh, that’s a portmanbro
I feel seen and appreciated. Thank you.
Punishing people for things you can't know they did means hurting people to gratify your feelings. Which is exactly what they did to make you feel that way. So...how does that work?
he hasn't been investigated yet