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That was partly the point he was making. When selecting a sport, he immediately gravitated to sports that are popular with tech people (i.e. ultimate, rock-clim
by macspoofing 6y ago
That was partly the point he was making. When selecting a sport, he immediately gravitated to sports that are popular with tech people (i.e. ultimate, rock-climbing).
- babesh 6y agoBecause he or she wasn’t thinking rationally. He or she was just using their sheep brain.
- sushid 6y agoYou’re the one thinking irrationally. You’re completing missing the poster’s point.
- babesh 6y agoNo. I know the poster’s point. It’s argued badly. The poster is trying to argue that tech is a monoculture using their perspective as a lens. The author instead looks like a sheep and doesn’t notice all the other tech that are not like them. The real problem is lack of rationality.
- babesh 6y agoThe author’s point is a chain of shit thinking.
- kochthesecond 6y agoWell, shit. I just started rock climbing. Like half the other tech workers in my city.
- babesh 6y agoWho said try one?
- dilyevsky 6y agoWhen you actually go out and climb rock/snow/ice (as opposed to plastic) number of tech folks falls dramatically (although still non zero)
- tick_tock_tick 6y agoDepends how far you're going Castle Rock, the few climbs in the Berkeley hills, or even the Mt Diablo area is full of of tech folks (myself included).
- rbg246 6y agoI was going to say I rock climb in Victoria, Australia but I've never met anyone in tech!