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If I were to attribute malice, I'd say that you are actively avoiding the point I've been making to keep pushing your narrative. The text you quote just says t
by dguaraglia 9y ago
If I were to attribute malice, I'd say that you are actively avoiding the point I've been making to keep pushing your narrative.
The text you quote just says that some behavior might be driven by biological differences. Cool, nobody is arguing that. So what's the point you are trying to make?
The point I'm trying to make is that there's enough evidence that culture plays a major role in behavior and so we should maybe try to make the playing field fairer, so that if there are any biological traits dictating this or that behavior, they can be allowed. You know, work on what we know before we focus on what might be. It's pretty simple, really.
- ghostcluster 9y ago> The text you quote just says that some behavior might be driven by biological differences. Cool, nobody is arguing that. This is entirely what the outrage for Damore was about. Entirely.
- dguaraglia 9y agoNotice the keywords are "some" and "might". Damore makes a lot of very lofty, all-encompassing claims.