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Where exactly did I attempt to tear down family traditions? This entire thread of conversation began with my highlighting the parallels of how the Varana syste
by devnonymous 5y ago
Where exactly did I attempt to tear down family traditions?
This entire thread of conversation began with my highlighting the parallels of how the Varana system, supposedly of divine origins, accepted and prevalent, even today in Silicon Valley[1], is not dissimilar to what the original article and the parent comment spoke about.
Though sure, please do go ahead and argue the things that I allegedly said.
[1] https://duckduckgo.com/?q=silicon+valley+caste+system&t=fpas&ia=web https://duckduckgo.com/?q=silicon+valley+caste+system&t=fpas...
- mlyle 5y agoYou went on the attack vs. someone who pointed out that you were likely to follow in the footsteps of your parents. It's not a social justice or caste issue to have a probability distribution that says, say, within the trades, that a plumber's kid is more likely to be a plumber than an electrician, and vice-versa of an electrician's kid, when the two professions are of equal status. If there's a whole lot of people below the class of tradesmen who have no real path to moving up-- that is a social justice, class, or caste issue. But surely not all manifestations of not-quite-equally likely outcome are social justice, class, or caste issues. > Though sure, please do go ahead and argue the things that I allegedly said. Seriously, the rush to sarcasm/abrasive language is not helpful to actually figuring out what you're arguing or to having a productive conversation.