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And what evidence, besides your random agism, do you have to argue that a 95 year old person shouldn't be on the board of a company?
by ncallaway 10y ago
And what evidence, besides your random agism, do you have to argue that a 95 year old person shouldn't be on the board of a company?
- smohare 10y agoTo suggest that mental acuity is uniformly distributed with respect to age seems a bit "post-truth". The priors at play most definetly suggest much greater scrutiny of a 95 year old, but by no means should they be preclusive.
- jstanley 10y agoIf nothing else, he'll almost certainly be dead soon.
- toomuchtodo 10y agoFor the same reason an auto insurance company charges my 86 year old grandmother thousands of dollars per year more than myself; your faculties degrade with age.