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It's a father setting rules for his daughter (and himself while he's at it). Of course it's biased. What's odd about that? I'd understand if this was published
by salvar 8y ago
It's a father setting rules for his daughter (and himself while he's at it). Of course it's biased. What's odd about that? I'd understand if this was published as a study, but it's literally a NY Times article telling a story.
- 300bps 8y agoYou may have missed this part of the article near the beginning: “Just one problem: I don’t have a child, so I needed to borrow one. Fortunately, my editor gleefully volunteered her 14-year-old, Sophie, to be a test subject.”
- salvar 8y agoAh, I did. Thanks. I thought it was a writer/editor couple with a child.