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That may be a bit harsh. Anchoring for comparison is only useful if it is specific; _“the sexual harassment”_ is rather broad. This means that the comparison
by confounded 9y ago
That may be a bit harsh.
Anchoring for comparison is only useful if it is specific; _“the sexual harassment”_ is rather broad.
This means that the comparison can come off as a value judgement about types of suffering.
(Both types of abuse sound terrible. Though it’s worth saying that while you can quit a job you don’t like, you can’t, for example ‘quit’ being sexually assaulted or raped.)
- wutbrodo 9y ago> Though it’s worth saying that while you can quit a job you don’t like, you can’t, for example ‘quit’ being sexually assaulted or raped. I thought he was specifically referring to work environments made terrible by harassment/abuse. This often _does_ drive people to quit