It reads like he is stuck in the 2000's textbook psychology before the replication crisis. He uncritically uses outdated experiment anecdotes to make a point similarly to how laymen talk about psychology. Not data but anecdotes. Completely unconvincing.https://reason.com/2019/10/22/orchestra-study-blind-auditions-gelman/ …
Implicit bias training is 'window dressing that looks good... But it can be deployed without actually achieving anything, which makes it in fact counterproductive'. -- Prof. Anthony Greenwald, key inventor of the 'implicit bias test'https://to.pbs.org/2YxIwiT
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Fixed answers in search of a longed-for problem.
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Hilarious that we've all been taught to laugh at phrenology, physiognomy, witch trials etc. while implicit bias went unnoticed. I wondered how our ancestors could have been so implausibly gullible. History teaches nothing. It's mainly used to distract.
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Aren't these implicit bias studies failing to replicate anyway?
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