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No I understood the framing. But if you privilege all groups except one, you're not uplifting but discriminating.
by sva_ 8mo ago
No I understood the framing. But if you privilege all groups except one, you're not uplifting but discriminating.
- sharkjacobs 8mo agoAre you just talking hypothetically about an abstract harm that might occur in an imaginary world or do you think that's what DEI is?
- 875967946536853 8mo ago[dead]
- sharkjacobs 8mo agoI think that there were and are a lot of different DEI programs with lots of different targets and goals and that the people who were not "uplifted", either by any single specific program, or all of them in aggregate, do not make up a coherent identifiable group.
- sva_ 8mo agoBeing in academia, I'm facing it almost every single day.
- DesaiAshu 8mo agoYou're not able to publish cutting edge research in an era where you have LLMs and Arxiv? Academia seems more open and competitive today than ever before, with more weight and influence given to more universities around the world
- DesaiAshu 8mo agoBasically all competitive sports in the US work like this If you win the championship, you get the worst draft picks for next season Do you believe they discriminate against winning teams and reduced the quality of the sport? The Yankees definitely complained a lot about it