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I personally do not feel that there is a correlation I'm sorry that I'm about to sound rude, but... For this kind of question it really doesn't matter what an
by CWuestefeld 16y ago
I personally do not feel that there is a correlation
I'm sorry that I'm about to sound rude, but...
For this kind of question it really doesn't matter what any of us feel. Our values, morals, aesthetics, etc. simply have no bearing on the truth of the matter. And none of us has sufficient data points (rigorous, untainted, and unprejudiced) to form a model that has any validity. We really only have two choices: (1) say "I don't care", and ignore the debate; or (2) read the study, then criticize methodological flaws if any, else deal with the results.
- mayutana 16y agoThere is a third choice: "I care, but please bring a better case-study". As stated above, the gist of my argument is that all are born equal, it is the society and the stereotypes that shape them.
- CWuestefeld 16y agoThat's not a third choice. If you can show that the methodology of the study fails to account for this, then you've got a case, which I accounted for. But when it simply doesn't match your "feeling", well, I'm sorry, but that just doesn't matter.
- mayutana 16y agoBy the way, I did not disagree with the results of the study. I agreed to it by stating my personal feeling instead of going by the article, since the article didn't mention the study in detail.