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Just look at the differences inside your purportedly "privileged" "white male" group if you aren't capable of suppressing your ideologies otherwise. In fact, a
by 8127612981 10y ago
Just look at the differences inside your purportedly "privileged" "white male" group if you aren't capable of suppressing your ideologies otherwise.
In fact, all studies should do so to avoid endless blathering on the Internet.
- SolaceQuantum 10y agoI do apologize. I didn't imply any privilege here and apologize if I came off as trying to treat this is a privilege perspective. My confusion comes from the rhetorical implication that current demographics in computer science are that way because those demographics are somehow just better at it than others, and also that any proof of this us stomped out by political pseudoscience. I'm asking where gp gets this impression. I'm also curious what you mean by 'all studies should do so'. Do what, exactly? Analyze the demographic of white heterosexual upper middle class differently? I'm sure that might be interesting, but it's already a very specific demographic that fits class, sexuality, race, and gender identity. What other categories are being neglected that are skewing the view of demographic majorities in the technology industry?