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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]But, wait, there's more! Turns out "At least 15 passages from her 2010 MIT doctoral dissertation were lifted without any citation from Wikipedia entries."

She is so lazy she copied entire passages word-for-word from Wikipedia! She not only copied without any attribution from Wikipedia but also from other websites, a textbook and academic paper. See for yourself.

https://www.businessinsider.com/neri-oxman-plagiarize-wikipedia-mit-dissertation-2024-1

And when confronted with this information, her husband Bill Ackman promptly engaged in a tit-for-tat by saying he is going to expose plagiarism at yet another institution--MIT!  That'll show the world!

"It is unfortunate that my actions to address problems in higher education have led to these attacks on my family. This experience has inspired me to save all news organizations from the trouble of doing plagiarism reviews," he wrote to his 1 million followers. He pledged to conduct a thorough review of MIT president Sally Kornbluth, all MIT faculty, and board members and other officers of the MIT Corporation for evidence of plagiarism, using MIT's plagiarism standards.

"We will share our findings in the public domain as they are completed in the spirit of transparency," he said.

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This woman is a grifter through and through.

You got to read the story about how Ackman met her. As soon as his divorce was announced, it was clear that she was meeting with his acquaintances and trying to get them to “recommend” that he goes on a date with her.

Ackman got hustled so badly by this woman:
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/19/fashion/weddings/as-if-by-design-their-connection-was-inevitable.html[/quote]

Ugh…she’s nauseating. Why do people write this kind of drivel and put it out there for everyone to read? No self-awareness whatsoever. Both she and her husband suffer from massive egos.

“Bill inspires me to assume a bigger identity, to grow while being grounded, but not without asking me the hard questions,” said Ms. Oxman, who cited their many things in common.

“We both appreciate the expansiveness of life, love and living associated with cultivating, building, sharing and inspiring a creative life,” she said, “one that transcends the often-prescribed categories of family and work and unites them into synergy.”[/quote]

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