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Why can’t we treat an logarithm like a single person? That person may carry their own biases, have a bad day or be just plain stupid. So when I feel that I’m no
by planb 6y ago
Why can’t we treat an logarithm like a single person? That person may carry their own biases, have a bad day or be just plain stupid. So when I feel that I’m not treated the way it should be, I can appeal to that person’s boss or have a court settle the problem.
I understand people like to hide behind “the machine’s decision” but if a person would hide behind their bosses orders, we would hold that boss accountable.