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Introducing unfair bias to contrast perceived bias that might or not might be there and might have or not have the provided explanation is not good for society,
by curtisblaine 2y ago
Introducing unfair bias to contrast perceived bias that might or not might be there and might have or not have the provided explanation is not good for society, no.
- mruniverse 2y agoWhat if we don't assume any bias and just look at outcome? We stipulate that bias should play no part in decision making. Only the outcome should matter. If the outcome doesn't match racial balance of the society we make it so.
- curtisblaine 2y ago> What if we don't assume any bias and just look at outcome? That's a great way to distribute work ignoring differences in scholarization. Normally ends up in a lot of resentment.