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If you're trying to to cook a PH-balanced dish, and it's currently too acidic, you'll discriminate in favor of adding high-PH ingredients, no?
by raldi 9y ago
If you're trying to to cook a PH-balanced dish, and it's currently too acidic, you'll discriminate in favor of adding high-PH ingredients, no?
- RandomCSGeek 9y agoBut if had 90% acid and 10% base in your storage, would you throw away most of the acid to get a neutral solution?
- raldi 9y agoWhat's the real-world correlation to that analogy?
- RandomCSGeek 9y agoIf you have 90% asian male/white male candidates, and 10% women/minority candidates, would you still remove most of asian/white male candidates to bring equality?
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- raldi 9y agoAh. To answer your previous question, no. Just like if my soup is too watery, I won't add more water, even if I have an effectively infinite supply on tap.
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