This argument was impressive. However, I expect the other side to claim that "life experiences" are key, hence the need for "diversity."pic.twitter.com/x2jvIEMxbN
Our reply to the #googlememo is archived here if you're interested; the Quillette site seems a bit overwhelmed now:
https://web.archive.org/web/20170808013732/http://quillette.com/2017/08/07/google-memo-four-scientists-respond/ …
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Yes. And our response should be, 'OK then, hire for diverse life experiences, like growing up in a red state, or serving in the military'.
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Thanks - I've been trying to get access all morning ... coffee's cold now, but at least I've got some lunchtime reading to look forward to.
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Thanks!
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You sure it's not a DDOS attack? Lot of progressives prob not too happy with the facts. LOL
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Does anybody know what's up with the site?
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This response comes off way too defensive. Missed opportunity to (in calm & detached way) assess the scientific claims in the memo. Too bad.
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From 1st paragraph "I am pretty confident he is right about that too" - poor logic, not in authors purview, clearly shows motive, bias
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Are we clear on the causation for the observed differences in preferences? Causality is a foggy issue at best...https://twitter.com/sheatsley_reid/status/894895078560247808 …
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