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>Secondly, "fair share of proven optimism"? In my head that translates to, "we think that maybe this might help a little"... That clearly translates to "no, I
by Hytosys 11y ago
>Secondly, "fair share of proven optimism"? In my head that translates to, "we think that maybe this might help a little"...
That clearly translates to "no, I still haven't read the article."
- classicsnoot 11y agoOk. Having reread the entire thing twice (just for you) i can positively say that i stand by my "no." The phrase "reduce subconscious bias" appears multiple times with no explanation as to how that may actually work. This is a classic case of top down initiative. The leaders can say whatever they want; it is the foot soldiers that implement policy. As long as there is an entrenched, aged constabulary educating the new recruits, the inherent biases of thugs with badges will continue.