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I disagree, the underlying bias a person has is irrelevant if they can prove to others the correctness of what they are saying. You are wanting to put people in
by _8j50 3y ago
I disagree, the underlying bias a person has is irrelevant if they can prove to others the correctness of what they are saying. You are wanting to put people in boxes and stereotype as if they're not capable of compensating for bias or understanding others' perspective.
If it is a subjective comment and personal experience is relevant, the commenter can disclose that detail there and then. However, where fact or analysis of information is involved, it is the correctness and quality of what is said that matters not who said it.
- tcfhgj 3y ago> I disagree, the underlying bias a person has is irrelevant if they can prove to others the correctness of what they are saying. Which isn't the case for everything, and if it is the case, it isn't done always (most of the time). > You are wanting to put people in boxes and stereotype as if they're not capable of compensating for bias I am not. Capability doesn't matter if they aren't even aware of their own bias or don't care. > understanding others' perspective. No, relevance? > However, where fact or analysis of information is involved, it is the correctness and quality of what is said that matters not who said it. Even if something is correct the information they give might be selective while neglecting other perspectives because of their bias, may it be on purpose or not. Tldr: I think you portrait people as perfectly self aware and free of self interest, which isn't the case on reality which is exactly why groups of people show biases.