lki876

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by lki876 6y ago
> You make it sound like a child born into a lower caste can choose a profession that lets them join a higher caste. That's not anywhere in what I wrote.
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by lki876 6y ago
Unless it's true. Look at any court case for example. If you only heard one side you'd think that side was obviously right.
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by lki876 6y ago
> ...in the context of accumulating data, is trying to obtain more/better data NOT a good thing? Depends if ALL data is collected or ONLY data that supports certain viewpoints.
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by lki876 6y ago
No it still is. It's just not based on YOUR profession that YOU are doing NOW.
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by lki876 6y ago
> Caste is another term for race. Both terms are not terms that designate bioligical properties... Caste is based on profession.
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by lki876 6y ago
> US laws typically don’t have a blanket ban on “discrimination” in general Discrimination happens any time a choice is made. When we hire one person because we think they'll do a better job or avoid someone because they lack skills
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by lki876 6y ago
12 Rules for Life - Jordan Peterson
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by lki876 7y ago
GDPR protects personal data, which the EU interprets very broadly. When you are working and what you are working on is included, for instance. That's basically a Trello board. Processing of such data (e.g. handing it over to a third pa
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by lki876 7y ago
This sounds like a major GDPR violation. If they do business anywhere in Europe they could face major fines if someone were to lodge a complaint with a national national data protection authority. And here is a list of national data protect