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Comment #23767820
You are allowed to travel everywhere in Norway now if you are a resident, even if you are from Oslo. However, there was a couple of weeks where that was not allowed. Norway is actu…
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Comment #15994891
It might be to force the market to become more effective.
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Comment #14994613
Social issues is quite a clearly a problem, I just guess we disagree on the degree of biological influence, although there are some interesting points you bring up. This whole memo…
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Comment #14993849
> Right. And what I've been trying to say is that the statistical averages aren't the offensive part. That's a straw man. Well you did pose the question, I just answered it, so it …
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Comment #14993137
Maybe I should have been clearer, you stated to the parent reply that: >> I don't understand what you said there, can you elaborate? What is the difference between males being more…
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Comment #14992849
I think you misunderstood me. I was not making a biological correlation, but a statistical one; namely that group averages doesn't say anything about an individual. The nature/nurt…
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Comment #14992041
Let's say you are an american. 60% of americans are overweight. Does that mean you are overweight?
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Comment #14959668
He does a provide a source in the form of a wikipedia article that uses actual citations [1]. The version with sources (gizmodo removed them in their first publication of the memo)…
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Comment #14956878
I did remember it partially wrong. As stated in the article [1] it was reduced by about half, and not to zero. [1] http://www.vg.no/nyheter/meninger/arbeidsliv/fortsatt-behov-...
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Comment #14956225
Norway has had "gender points" in relation to acceptance at university for several studies, especially in the STEM related ones. The gender gap has closed a great deal in most of t…
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Comment #14954816
Ah I see. Thanks for expanding.
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Comment #14954801
As far as I have understood, his main problem with Google is exactly as you describe him. He feels like Google is actively furthering a political agenda, namely the left one, and d…
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Comment #14954680
The post I responded specifically said the memo author got all biological research wrong. Now, his conclusions from that are certainly more debatable. I guess the larger point I wa…
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Comment #14954571
If it is really true that women make 87% of men for the same work, any company that is driven by profit would exclusively hire women. The alternative would be that sexism is so ram…
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Comment #14954455
Modern day Nazi's may use biological differences as a sort of ideological fuel to further their despicable cause, but to lay that sort of intention behind the memo author is also d…
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Comment #14954386
Did you read the memo? He got all the biology research wrong? Please come with some examples of errors in the empirical claims he made. And he is not saying that you are a "freak" …
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Comment #14953573
My point is that not one of them described it in terms such as "shoddy" or "amateur", such as you did. None of them refutes any of the empirical claims he made. This stands in star…
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Comment #14953222
If diverse companies perform better, this would surely mean that there is some sort of difference between the sexes? How else could diversity have an impact on the bottom line of a…
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Comment #14953098
Here you have four scientists with a "review" of the manifesto: http://quillette.com/2017/08/07/google-memo-four-scientists-... They seem not to agree with you.
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Comment #14717868
My intention with this question was to probe if there was anyone that has experience within this field that might have any milestone studies/papers on hand, or something that they …
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Comment #14705326
Do you have any sources on this bias in tech? Genuinely curious.
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Comment #14281279
It is an example of accumulative advantage, which the article author claims underpin the 80/20 rule.