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I don't believe this fear involves "the truth." The fear is that a true thing (there are cognitive differences between men and women) will be used to bolster a
by shredprez 8y ago
I don't believe this fear involves "the truth." The fear is that a true thing (there are cognitive differences between men and women) will be used to bolster a lie (men and women should be excluded from varying industries based on reductive readings of physical generalizations). This is something that has happened repeatedly throughout history and along many dimensions; it's not an unfounded fear.
That you seem to think "something" should be done at all in response to this study only validates the fear.
- pmarreck 8y agoOh jeez... the "something" was referring to doing the actual research, not to acting on it (which I would be against, anyway)