Difference between revisions of "Babak Babakinejad"

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*[https://rasmusen.org/special/babak/37.pdf Babak's  motion for default judgement and motion for discovery]
 
*[https://rasmusen.org/special/babak/37.pdf Babak's  motion for default judgement and motion for discovery]
 
 
**[https://rasmusen.org/special/babak/37.1_MIT_Oppo_to-Summay_Judgment_for_Bad_Discovery MIT's opposition] to Babak's  motion for default judgement and motion for discovery  
 
**[https://rasmusen.org/special/babak/37.1_MIT_Oppo_to-Summay_Judgment_for_Bad_Discovery MIT's opposition] to Babak's  motion for default judgement and motion for discovery  
 
 
**[https://rasmusen.org/special/babak/37.3.pdf Babak's Reply] to MIT' opposition
 
**[https://rasmusen.org/special/babak/37.3.pdf Babak's Reply] to MIT' opposition

Revision as of 12:14, 1 March 2024

Babak wasn't cancelled at all, but I am sympathetic to him. He is a whistleblower at MIT who has sued MIT.

Articles

"Babak Babakinejad was the research lead on the now disbanded OpenAg (Open Agriculture) project at MIT’s Media Lab (formerly sponsored by Jeffrey Epstein). The project was an open-source food computer meant to revolutionise the hydroponic growth of food, and MIT claimed (falsely) that it was deployed in a refugee camp. Babak queried the legitimacy of the claims and alleged that waste containing many times the legal limit of nitrogen was being dumped into groundwater, potentially contaminating private wells. For Babak, the worst low was when, while on medical leave after suffering panic attacks, his attorney reported that the MIT lawyer told him, “Good luck to his career if he decides to sue MIT”."

Court Documents

Anyone can get free documents from [1] the Middlesex County Superior Court.