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That implies that the outcome has to be correct, which is - as always - debatable.
by sgift 12y ago
That implies that the outcome has to be correct, which is - as always - debatable.
- panic 12y agoIf you believe an unbiased society would have ruled in favor of Ellen Pao, you could actually take this outcome as evidence for a general bias against women.
- tsotha 12y agoIf she had won would you have felt the same way?
- sgift 12y agoYes. I was not there, I have no idea what really happend and if it shows a systematic bias. What I know is that courts are not infallable, so I would stand by my opinion without looking at the actual outcome of the court process.