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I have to ask - by "diverse", do you mean "different people from different backgrounds who have different viewpoints"? Or do you mean "people who all think the
by colpabar 5y ago
I have to ask - by "diverse", do you mean "different people from different backgrounds who have different viewpoints"? Or do you mean "people who all think the same way but have different skin colors"?
- edgyquant 5y agoDiverse means the people come from different backgrounds.
- nonrandomstring 5y ago> I have to ask - by "diverse", do you mean "different people from different backgrounds who have different viewpoints"? Yes, people and institutions, and technologies. What gives security is something like "hybrid vigour" obtained by the whole system because it has evolutionary resilience (it's survivable, at least in part, to the greatest range of possible threats) Parts of a resilient system can even be in moderate tension as they keep a check on each other. For examples; it would be stronger to have both centralised and distributed philosophies represented; it would be good to have a mixture of public and private funding models in operation; small and large entities capable of agile innovation, and reliable scale. That makes it hard for a malevolent or erroneous force to infiltrate and take out the whole barrel of apples. Of course, diversity of gender, religion, race, age, political leaning and wealth tend to make a more interesting and vibrant workplace, but that's not primarily what I am saying.
- netizen-936824 5y agoGreater variation in a population makes it more robust to adverse events
- anamax 5y agoDifferent backgrounds does not imply different viewpoints. Different viewpoints does not imply different backgrounds.
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