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It is hugely different. How decisions are made is different. What decisions are made is different. The only similarity is that they both involve decisions.
by benchaney 9y ago
It is hugely different. How decisions are made is different. What decisions are made is different. The only similarity is that they both involve decisions.
- averagewall 9y agoBoth are systemic and consistently skew the population of people who reproduce. Both also discriminate against people that the system decides aren't worthy of reproducing. Either poor people, ugly people, diseased people, etc.