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IMO, the idea that anyone could know the optimal level of diversity where human choice is concerned is full of hubris. Also, "discrimination" is inseparable fr
by autognosis 10y ago
IMO, the idea that anyone could know the optimal level of diversity where human choice is concerned is full of hubris.
Also, "discrimination" is inseparable from choice. That there are laws regulating these things is destructive and arrogant. It turns everyone into racists/sexists/whatever.
- solipsism 10y agothe idea that anyone could know the optimal level of diversity where human choice is concerned is full of hubris. It's completely subjective (how you define "optimal"), so why would it require hubris to have an opinion?
- prasadjoglekar 10y agoIf it's only an opinion about diversity at the dinner table, then it's not hubris. But if the search for an optimal mix comes from a govt. or quasi-govt. institution then it's no longer an opinion, is it?