Chris Shabsin

@kibcol1049@mstdn.social There is an alternative explanation available mathematically. It is possible that 99.8% of claims are ones where the claimant knows that it would never stand up to an appeal, so they don't bother filing the appeal. The 0.2% who do appeal are the ones that believe they have a case. I'm not saying that's true in any way, but this explanation would be consistent with the data points you provide in your post; the argument needs more support than just these numbers to be meaningful.

@davidshq it's an estimate. Union busting, Rush, Senior House, Epstein, dangerous conditions for grad researchers, making alum-hostile policies around student groups, closing campus ... The list goes on.

@nygren Welp, I can add a ninth bullet point to the list of reasons I don't donate any money to my alma mater...