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I think there are merits to diversity but of course there are also merits to a fully meritocratic system. But I think the ideal situation would be having a full
by syk26 10y ago
I think there are merits to diversity but of course there are also merits to a fully meritocratic system. But I think the ideal situation would be having a fully meritocratic system that has this "diversity" attribute. I feel as though that is a step up from a fully meritocratic system that has virtually no diversity.
Also, perhaps having diversity would allow for the development of new types of products and services in the tech industry that the "privileged" have no interest in. At least that's what people who call for diversity claim.
- flukus 10y agoI also agree that there are merits to diversity, it's just that the negatives of forced diversity outweigh the positives.
- syk26 10y agoYea I can see that. It does make me question every government policy or "handout" that aims to promote diversity, but I'm wondering whether this government policy of providing financial aid to low income students is one that is "forcing" diversity. Could someone clarify for me?