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How about people do what they want and leave other people alone? I know it's a strange concept, but I think it might catch on. If you don't like them, don't hi
by blueskin_ 13y ago
How about people do what they want and leave other people alone? I know it's a strange concept, but I think it might catch on.
If you don't like them, don't hire them. If you do, go ahead.
Oh, and the article has all the experimental rigor of a homeopath's (i.e. magic water con artist's) magic 'proof'. No controls, no adjustment for other variables, only a single data point. I'm also inclined to guess that yes, they could be a negative for a less well known company/brand/product with a small presence, but not so for a bigger one. Finally, it's about the entertainment factor - fewer people will go overall if there's less interesting things there.
- mcherm 13y ago> Oh, and the article has all the experimental rigor of a homeopath's (i.e. magic water con artist's) magic 'proof'. No controls, no adjustment for other variables, only a single data point. I disagree. It is a single data point done with a control (and some speculation that is NOT a valid scientific experiment). This article has infinitely more actual data than any other study on the matter that I've ever seen. A bigger and better experiment would be great (do you feel like funding one?) but even this much is nice to have.