Education Week reports on how DeVos' investment in "brain performance" company raises questions
about her ethics and competence
Despite ethical questions, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos continues to invest money in the scientifically dubious company Neurocore, according to Education Week.
In an August 7 report, Education Week reported that DeVos has significantly increased her familys financial stake in the brain performance company Neurocore, which makes questionable claims about its ability to treat a number of neurological conditions in children and adults.
According to Education Week, there are several concerns surrounding DeVos increasing investment in Neurocore: ethical questions about potential conflicts of interest and fresh worries from some researchers about DeVoss commitment to rigorous scientific research. From the August 7 report:
https://www.mediamatters.org/blog/2017/08/09/education-week-reports-how-devos-investment-brain-performance-company-raises-questions-about-her/217569?utm_campaign=crowdfire&utm_content=crowdfire&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter#616573748-tw#1502305668038
tonyt53
(5,737 posts)Of they can do the same thing, but in reverse. Seems to be pretty darned effective.
underpants
(186,982 posts)The whole thing sounds like a scam AND justification for beliefs - that some people are just smarter. Genetically. As shown by their IQ.
uriel1972
(4,261 posts)Which tears it apart. I can't remember the author. It also tears the whole "IQ" concept apart.