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Comment #21533437
I'll keep it simple, so that you can't keep obtusely ignoring it: there are stats on rape. So they are fact. There are no stats on "women's assertiveness". So they are not fact.
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Comment #21530750
I hope so too. Let's check out the definition of discrimination. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/discrimination >1. prejudiced or prejudicial outlook, action, or treatme…
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Comment #21530307
Yes: the claims James Damore makes are cold, hard facts based on the many, many studies and statistics available on, for example, women's assertiveness (which is genetically and bi…
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Comment #21528731
>Saying "Women do on average have more of trait X" is sexism, not discrimination. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/sexism >Definition of sexism >1. prejudice or discrimin…
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Comment #21528120
>No it does not. It says that women are more agreeable and less assertive, on average. Please, PLEASE look up the definition of 'discrimination' in any dictionary you like, and tel…
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Comment #21528043
>This is an outright fabrication. Nowhere did Damore write that women should be paid less, or that they were genetically inferior at tech. Oh no, he simply stated that women get pa…
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Comment #21526657
It's on the memo itself. You can read it here, among many other places: https://gizmodo.com/exclusive-heres-the-full-10-page-anti-di... On a section dedicated to offering alternati…
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Comment #21526357
No, it's not there, it's on the memo itself, in his own words, in a section literally titled "Non-bias causes of the gender gap in tech" if you'd like a more reliable source than W…
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Comment #21526270
Have YOU read it? Jesus Christ. > Extraversion expressed as gregariousness rather than assertiveness. Also, higher agreeableness. This leads to women generally having a harder time…
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Comment #21525364
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google%27s_Ideological_Echo_Ch... >Damore said that those differences include women generally having a stronger interest in people rather than things,…
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Comment #21081544
https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/d59r46/richard... From someone who worked at MIT.
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Comment #21075743
Sure. There are plenty of first-hand accounts of his behavior, a quick Google search will lead you to many. Here's a link to one I've most recently run into from someone who worked…
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Comment #21070973
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Comment #21063819
How excellent of you to redact the most damning part of your quote of the initial accusation, that literally says: > He kept the door to his office open, to proudly showcase that m…
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Comment #21063596
> Sooooo, your entire analysis is based on legends circulating since the 90s No, it isn't. My "entire analysis" is based on accusations made by several independent parties, corrobo…
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Comment #21063540
Can you provide some examples that prove the existence a common pattern in the software development industry of people being "screamed at", "threatened", and "drummed out of their …
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Comment #21060524
> Decades worth of small issues that Stallman was mostly unaware of As a reminder, the "small issues" you mention include accusations, by several independent parties, of, among oth…
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Comment #21060490
> harsh, impolite, unempathetic, creepy or whatever BS they are throwing now at RMS. He has been accused, by several independent parties, of, among other things: -Asking female cow…
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Comment #21060401
Can you detail, without strawmen or anecdotes, the thought process by which you equate asking to use gender neutral pronouns, or discussing the possibility of it, with "attacks"?
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Comment #21060330
Stallman was reviled because he has been accused, by several independent parties, of, among other things: -Asking female coworkers to lay down topless on a mattress in his office. …
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Comment #21060232
Can you explain, in general, how armies and war are ethically relevant to Richard Stallman threatening coworkers to kill himself if they don't go on dates with him, or asking them …
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Comment #21060187
> Where is the crime here? The analogy is between a good thing not cancelling out a bad thing. The police are not involved. There isn't a crime. He has been pressured for making pe…
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Comment #21060039
Do you mean to say that your analogy is relevant to the claims against RMS being partly or completely dismissed as a "necessary evil" comparable to shooting a person who's on a kil…
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Comment #20060232
Not to be picky, because to be honest I completely believe that what you say is plausible, but that's a lot of outrageous claims with very little in the way of examples or evidence…