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Sometimes generalizations about whole groups are true about many or most members of those groups. But even though many or most stereotypes are rooted in some tr
by marcoperaza 9y ago
Sometimes generalizations about whole groups are true about many or most members of those groups. But even though many or most stereotypes are rooted in some truth, that's doesn't mean we should judge individual people according to those stereotypes. Somehow treating individuals fairly has morphed into this idea that we should ignore reality. That's just silly.
- oliwarner 9y agoI'm suggesting the opposite of ignoring reality. Be extra-specific and say what you mean. My statement was lazy and could easily read as "Chinese people don't care about IP". You can choose to believe that nothing you say affects anybody else, but enough people parroting the same nonsense has a powerful effect.
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