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I don’t have a good answer. But at that point some kind of outside discussion facilitation is probably necessary.
by glenda 6y ago
I don’t have a good answer. But at that point some kind of outside discussion facilitation is probably necessary.
- Consultant32452 6y agoWhat's the most human narrative you're welling to place on Damore, that he might agree with? I'll try to think up a few... 1) Damore may have felt just as uncomfortable as his coworkers with what was being said, just in the opposite direction. 2) Damore, being a little spectrumy, attempted to derive an answer to a question about gender inequality in a cold and rational way, having no understanding that what he wrote would upset people. That's not the same as suggesting what he wrote is "correct." Correctness is irrelevant. As a person also on the spectrum, I can relate to this happening all.the.time. It's very difficult to understand what will upset people if you don't already have a mental rule about it. And rules are narrow.
- glenda 6y agoI can agree with #2 - I don’t believe he saw this memo as being particularly political or as an attack against anyone.