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It is an analogous development to a caste society, where merit/performance really don't matter. Don't think it is an accident that it happened to Google. Make
by shadowtree 4y ago
It is an analogous development to a caste society, where merit/performance really don't matter.
Don't think it is an accident that it happened to Google.
Makes Satya look so much better, for now.
Cultural background matters a ton, even if it is very frowned upon to mention it nowadays (unless it is about Germans, Italians, etc.).
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- pritambaral 4y agoExplanation of my downvote: 1. You make a claim but no attempt to back it up, or even explain what you mean. Comments that do that contribute in no positive way to discourse, but do contribute to echo chambers. Fortunately, HN is not one, on this topic at least. Let's keep it that way. 2. Your last statement sounds like a flimsy excuse, at best, and includes what sounds like a thinly veiled complaint against privilege being called out. TBH, that last bit actually sounds like a cheeky dog whistle, but I'm not American so my read could be extremely wrong. Disclaimer / Source: Indian, from India, in India, which is also the sole entry on the list of countries where I've lived. Also, (lucky enough to) never have known my caste.