Insisting one definition is the only tue definition when others exist is a bit silly. Here's the thing: Definitions are a social construct
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That's up to you. Sunk-cost fallacy isn't a good reason to keep using it but that doesn't mean there isn't one.
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There is a good reason. Data. But before we get to discussing that it's rejected by many because intersectional. Which is bad.
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Data isn't intersectional.
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I'm not saying it is. It's data. I get a different picture if I look at general employment data vs race specific data for example.
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OK, well that's evidence then. Don't need critical theory for that. I'm not sure where this is going but I need to go to bed. :)
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My point is there's an issue. What caused it? How do we address it? Before we even get to that we're met with resistance.
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OK but I'm not sure I disagree with this point or what it relates to. And I really need to go to bed.
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Fair enough. Sleep well.
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