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No, I'm talking about Damore and his ilk. And you still seem to be implying that, because there are biological differences in preferences or some task skill at
by angry_octet 9y ago
No, I'm talking about Damore and his ilk.
And you still seem to be implying that, because there are biological differences in preferences or some task skill at a statistical population level, any one individual can be categorised, based on their gender alone, as having different ability at a different technical and education dependent task.
If that is the case, a cite from a Cochrane study that linked specific brain characteristics to intellectual task performance would have some weight. A pop sci piece does not.
- ghostcluster 9y ago> And you still seem to be implying that, because there are biological differences in preferences or some task skill at a statistical population level, any one individual can be categorised, based on their gender alone, as having different ability at a different technical and education dependent task. I am not and neither was Damore, who in fact went out of his way to talk about population level differences, including providing bell curve distribution graphics