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By framing that as “exclusion” are you assuming the women-only labs would be worse places to work than the men-only labs?

• b3morales 5y ago
  As a policy it denies both women and men the opportunity of working together. If you are a man and a woman happens to be working on the same problem that you are investigating, would you like to be excluded from learning from her? And vice versa.
  • wrs 5y ago
    Exactly. So his proposal is not a practical solution to the problem of human behavior affecting productivity, but it’s not “sexist”. Many single-sex schools exist and have strong proponents, but are rarely described as “excluding” people.
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