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I think the issue is deeper than equality of outcome and opportunity being two different problems: as we have seen equality of outcome implemented so far, it ex
by eindiran 8y ago
I think the issue is deeper than equality of outcome and opportunity being two different problems: as we have seen equality of outcome implemented so far, it explicitly violates the conditions that need to exist for equality of opportunity. That is, the implementation of equality of outcome solutions has been exclusively (to my knowledge) based on providing additional opportunities to some groups and/or denying opportunities to other groups.
Perhaps there are implementations of equality of outcome solutions that allow you to approximates both, but so far that doesn't seem possible.
- Gibbon1 8y ago> it explicitly violates the conditions that need to exist for equality of opportunity. That is a pipe dream.