Academic email exchange between Lawrence Krauss and Noam Chomsky on ridicule and American exceptionalism
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The passage contains a routine scholarly discussion with no concrete allegations, financial details, or links to powerful officials. It offers no actionable investigative leads and repeats publicly kn Krauss and Chomsky discuss the concept of ridicule in academic debate. References to "American exceptionalism" and "Israeli self‑defense" are made without new evidence. No mention of specific individ
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