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@Yale; @UniofOxford; @hastingscenter; @TheAtlantic - psychology, philosophy of science, bioethics, tech, politics, gender and sexuality, etc. RT ≠ endorsement.

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    1. Justicar‏ @Integralmathyt Sep 10
      Replying to @Integralmathyt @briandavidearp and

      She's even more retarded than Rupert Sheldrake is, with his morphic resonances. Protip: if you're quoting someone on science, try not to cite someone who thinks the treatise laying the mathematical framework of physics is actually an instruction book on how to rape women.

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    2. Brian D. Earp‏ @briandavidearp Sep 10
      Replying to @Integralmathyt @KingCrocoduck @YakaShinobi

      Whether I cite someone’s work in some context is a reflection of whether the thing I am citing supports the claim I am making in that context. It is not a general mechanism of approval of someone’s thoughts on every subject. That’s not how citation works.

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    3. [[[King Crocoduck]]]‏ @KingCrocoduck Sep 10
      Replying to @briandavidearp @Integralmathyt @YakaShinobi

      Trouble with "Strong Objectivity" is that it's a misnomer; incorporating everybody's biases, rather than attempting to minimize them, does not a productive scientific activity make. Arguments concerning demographic-specific epistemic barriers are typically deeply unconvincing

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      Brian D. Earp‏ @briandavidearp Sep 11
      Replying to @KingCrocoduck @Integralmathyt @YakaShinobi

      The argument in the paper isn't to incorporate everybody's biases; it is an explicit argument for minimizing bias by including non-dominant perspectives in a wider process of reasoning, inference drawing, and so on. So, argument you object to isn't the argument of the paper

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        2. Justicar‏ @Integralmathyt Sep 11
          Replying to @briandavidearp @KingCrocoduck @YakaShinobi

          lol. Word salad. Bias: an inclination of temperament or outlook; prejudice in favor of or against one thing Perspective: a particular attitude toward or way of regarding something Both words have as a synonym viewpoint. You know, leaning, bent, attitude towards.

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        3. Shinobi Yaka‏ @YakaShinobi Sep 11
          Replying to @Integralmathyt @briandavidearp @KingCrocoduck

          Well, things certainly got lively for a while. 😊

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        4. Justicar‏ @Integralmathyt Sep 11
          Replying to @YakaShinobi @briandavidearp @KingCrocoduck

          When you talk to Leftists, psychologists or philosophers, you often run into people who pretend to be terminally obtuse by acting as though they, to whatever extent it's convenient, do not understand a single word of English. Yet know definitively that what you say is 100% wrong.

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        5. Justicar‏ @Integralmathyt Sep 11
          Replying to @Integralmathyt @YakaShinobi and

          These people are liars and tedious ones at that. But these games are all they have; they are most assuredly incapable of prevailing with deploying all these nakedly dishonest tactics. And even with all that chicanery their success rate isn't particularly impressive.

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        2. [[[King Crocoduck]]]‏ @KingCrocoduck Sep 11
          Replying to @briandavidearp @Integralmathyt @YakaShinobi

          Harding's presumption is that scientific thought is biased because it's rooted in male ways of thinking, as opposed to a plurality of demographically-rooted ways of thinking. I claim that even if Harding were correct, the solution would be to eliminate the male ways of thinking,

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        3. [[[King Crocoduck]]]‏ @KingCrocoduck Sep 11
          Replying to @KingCrocoduck @briandavidearp and

          rather than introducing female ways of thinking, so as to acquire the "view from nowhere" that she's so skeptical of. Of course, the problem as ever is that she's operating on a false pretense; science is *not* a male way of thinking, so she's offering a prescription to a problem

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        4. [[[King Crocoduck]]]‏ @KingCrocoduck Sep 11
          Replying to @KingCrocoduck @briandavidearp and

          that doesn't even exist. The actual purpose of this isn't to improve the scientific activity, but to introduce an explicitly political element into the process, and allow otherwise unsubstantiated (albeit congenial to her politics) hypotheses to be on the same footing as

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        5. [[[King Crocoduck]]]‏ @KingCrocoduck Sep 11
          Replying to @KingCrocoduck @briandavidearp and

          genuinely scientific ones. Creationists try to do the same thing when they demand that science "teaches the controversy," complaining that the Darwinian "bias" in biology ought to be offset by teaching "intelligent design" alongside it.

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        1. SlyNine‏ @SlyNine1 Sep 11
          Replying to @briandavidearp @KingCrocoduck and

          Feminism is the hegemonic power system in universities. The claim that science is a social construct that benefits, uniquely, the people that belong to the race of its creators.. Is a baseless claim. Science is race, skin color, gender agnostic.

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