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That graph looks incredibly un-diverse. Assuming it's accurate, it's mostly childless white male Americans, who skew heavily towards being students.
by pavel_lishin 3mo ago
That graph looks incredibly un-diverse. Assuming it's accurate, it's mostly childless white male Americans, who skew heavily towards being students.
- alephnerd 3mo ago[dead]
- lux-lux-lux 3mo agoWell-educated young middle class white men, and with politics that generally flow entirely predictably from those demographics. The only real outlier is the openness to HBD/scientific racism stuff.
- pavel_lishin 3mo ago[flagged]
- lux-lux-lux 3mo ago[flagged]
- zahlman 3mo ago> with politics that generally flow entirely predictably from those demographics. There is obviously no such thing. The clear purpose of the subthread the two of you are engaging in is clearly against HN guidelines.
- zahlman 3mo agoAnd? The entire point is that true statements are true, and false statements are false, regardless of who does or doesn't utter them.
- zahlman 3mo ago>> Rationalists are ideologically diverse [1] > That graph looks incredibly un-diverse. Which of age, childlessness, white skin, being male or US citizenship is an "ideology"?