> That's not to say this fetishization of Lamarkian genetics doesn't make sense inside Google. The median salary for the people there is $200,000 and the system

> That's not to say this fetishization of Lamarkian genetics doesn't make sense inside Google. The median salary for the people there is $200,000 and the system will probably cough up Hondas if not BMW's. This is a problem I have with all tech companies who are designing products used by hundreds of millions, if not billions, of humans - ranging from farmers in Germany to factory workers in India or mothers in Ecuador or ... How can the employees of those companies - a group of people who are used to driving Teslas, getting their groceries delivered, etc - relate to those users and understand them in any meaningful way at all?(replying that a bunch of Google UX designers once spent 3 days in the Philippines doing “user research” is a terrible answer)