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From General McLane to the White House Climate advisor Ali Zaidi to speak at Global Summit by Liz Allen
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Ali Zaidi, a 2004 graduate of General McLane High School, emigrated from Pakistan with his parents in first grade, settling in Edinboro. Since then, he s earned a role as Deputy National Climate Advisor to President Joe Biden u2014 and a speaking engagement during the Jefferson Educational Society s all-virtual Global Summit XII on Tuesday, May 11.
When Ali Zaidi graduated from General McLane High School in 2004, he aspired to go to med school after his undergraduate studies at Harvard College. Someone else is living that dream. It just wasn t me, said Zaidi with a smile.
i think we do this with all jobs. 60% of ceos of fortune 500 companies are white men 6 0 and taller. what s the likelihood of what a ceo looks like. they just one of the things they point out is the power of stereotypes to deceive people in those judgments. what s depressing about this in some ways is you point out this is how the human mind works. they have find it is predictable we will be irrational and irrational in predictable ways. what does that mean for those of us who believe in rationalism that you should study data and make decisions on the best available information. their work and it infiltrated
as it stands right now, yes. there are things that come into play, we talked about the defense budget. what would having more money, what difference would that have made for the defense? we d be able to bring in experts to show that when you are in a life and death fight or flight situation, what the mind goes through, what somebody may go through, and we get it. from day one we understood it was going to sound irrational that he left the scene, didn t call 911, let me finish, until someone puts a gun in your face and you believe your life is in jeopardy, you never know how you re going to react. at some point, you pick up the phone and call authorities, did you not? he did the next day. why not an hour later, two hours later? that s why a psychiatrist and forensic expert would come into play, talk about how the human mind works. post-traumatic stress disorder. you did not have the funding? the one witness we did have, the judge excluded him from the
to is is this plausible, is what she s telling us plausible and can any of it be documented? when she s willing to share diary entries, when she s willing to turn over the documents that she turned over, i didn t get past the basic the plausibility the plausibility test there. and then like you say, the other thing that occurred to me, one thing that occurred to me is i m reasonably well convinced that this is a woman who absolutely believes this is what happened. now, it does leave open the possibility of somehow there is the world s biggest communications snafu between her and the lieutenant governor and their signals were just completely crossed or something like that. but this is a woman who really you know, we examine the diary and it really seems like a woman who adamantly believes that this happened. i don t know how the human mind works. if there s a way you can conjure something out of thin air that didn t happen, convince yourself of it, write it down.
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