Alfred University

And I just wanted to ask you on that point, like, you know, what is your journey been like kind of, you know, going to school for this and then moving out to L.A.? And I guess what is kind of that that background for you?

So I first went to college, this college called Alfred University.

And it's in it's in upstate New York near the near the Finger Lakes,

tiny town.

We saw Virginia's Farida Abuid four tries as well over Virginia Tech.

Ellie Prestridge and Sam Stockbose had three tries for Alfred University in their win over Le Moyne.

We had Sierra and Sasky get three tries each for Temple.

Florida's Maya Bowers gets three tries, though it did go in vain because they lost UCF 26 to 24.

Survivorship bias.

The clearest example is hazing, and the best evidence on it comes from a national survey of American college athletes run by Alfred University, a small university in New York State, in the late 90s.

the researchers did something clever with the questions.

Instead of asking, were you hazed, which lets everyone answer no, they listed the things that happened to new players one at a time, from being yelled at and acting as a personal servant to the veterans off the field through drinking contests to the things nobody puts in a team handbook, and asked which of those had happened to them.

The very first time, I was in New York because he's American.

I was in New York and he was playing at Alfred University in upstate New York.

So I got a seven-hour bus ride to Alfred University.

The ticket to the show was $5 because it was a university show.

It was like $150 on the Greyhound there and back and $50 for accommodation and only $5 for the ticket.

It's called, uh, uh, it's, uh, Mark Zupan is his name.

He's the president of Alfred University.

It's called Inside Job, and it's how insiders always take control of government.

It could be the eunuchs with the pharaohs, the janissaries with, you know, with the, with, with the sultans, the, the, the court of Louis XVI.

He's also a senior member at the American Society for Quality, ASQ.

Michael holds a bachelor's degree in biology from Alfred University and a Six Sigma Master Black Belt from Villanova University.

And now, here's that interview.

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