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Underlying your examples is the implication that a preference shouldn't be considered discriminatory if the trait being selected for correlates with fitness. I
by jakelazaroff 8y ago
Underlying your examples is the implication that a preference shouldn't be considered discriminatory if the trait being selected for correlates with fitness. I agree with this position!
What I don't agree with is the assumption that, in this case, the preferred traits do correlate with fitness, since there's at least one — gender — for which this model is biased even though it has no apparent correlation.
- darawk 8y agoYa, I just mean to say that uncorrelation with fitness is an important qualifier.