There’s actually no such thing as a gender pay gap when you use multivariate analysis - Every respectable economist on earth for decades
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I had a female manager who only promoted women and effeminate men, it was obvious as many choices were blatantly terrible to the point men with good work ethics were not staying with that employer. Bias is not unique to men, giving women a shortcut to leadership is not a fix.
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Really interesting about removing certain demographic characteristics from job applications in order to remove bias, very cool.
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Don't you mean earnings Gap? And there is only a main effect of gender on earnings, which is qualified by high level interactions with other variables such as average hours of work per week.
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Myth of the gender pay gap continues.
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Jordan Peterson nailed it
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Meh. If women are getting less for the same job it’s fucked up. If they don’t want the job or aren’t naturally as good at it then suppressing bias should reveal that.
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It does. Hence why job segregation by gender is amplified in more gender equitable societies.
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The failure of the education system is intentional. The elites have their own special schools. The public schools are there only to indoctrinate the next generation of slaves. Slaves who are made to chase invisible spooks, so that attention may be kept away from their masters.
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There’s probably a way to express a similar opinion without using loaded words that make you sound like a crackpot. Look into ‘persuasion’ tactics if you care about people taking you and your views seriously
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I understand that slavery is a loaded word to some. I'm agnostic about it. I personally don't have an emotional reaction to slavery as some do. It's difficult to express my emotional neutrality about the issue through text. I only understand this now in retrospect.
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Also, my intention was not to persuade. I am merely expressing my impression as I see it. If you find my impression to be incorrect, you may pose a counter and I will consider. You may make me change my hypothesis. I'm not married to it. I'm not even certain that the...
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indoctrination and slavery is a bad thing. In the current state of social development restrictions to upward mobility might be necessary. This may change in the future, as more and more naturally undesirable labor is replaced by automation. The system is obscured from the public.
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Steve, as long as there is a selection process there will be bias. Bias of gender bias is a bias too. It is just matter of time you will be hearing that.
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