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I don't know. Scott Adams, the creator of Dilbert, often writes about how minorities should just work harder, stop complaining, and move some where else. But he
by kelukelugames 11y ago
I don't know. Scott Adams, the creator of Dilbert, often writes about how minorities should just work harder, stop complaining, and move some where else. But he even posted a piece about the times he thinks he benefited from being white.
http://blog.dilbert.com/post/120696534086/the-time-i-scared-a-security-guard-by-being-an-old http://blog.dilbert.com/post/120696534086/the-time-i-scared-...
- dudul 11y agoThis post is really weird. He keeps emphasizing the fact that when he was younger he had no such power, now that he's old he can boss people around, but somehow he puts that under "white privilege". He was white when he was younger. I would say this is age privilege. No one wants to fuck with old people regardless of race I think.
- overpaidgoogler 11y agoIt's not that white privilege is real or not, but that there is no reason for constant articles about it on hn. In this case there was a "life hacking" angle, but as far as I can tell the author is applying this label to someone who isn't really related to the life hacking movement. So while not intentionally click baity, the title makes the article seen more relevant than it is.