Thanks for the tip!

People who has been maintaining the kernel and weathered multiple fads are wary to see if new guards will “stick”, or just stay along for a year or five, disappear and leave the old guard with shit.

Your tone is unexpected, did I offend you somehow? How?

Is it server side or can I remove it for myself? I am not a garden flower, words don’t offend me.

Why do I see your post as

Don’t ask, don’t tell, don’t say removed.

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opportunities to new generations to help close the wealth gap

So… New age trickle down economics instead of making stronger labor law and helping workers take part of the wealth stolen by the rich?

Thank you for the explanation. It was informative, even if some of it sounds… irrelevant?

It may appear easier for an African American to get into Harvard, but they are still less than 7% of the population there while being over 12% of the U.S. population total.

It’s harder for African American folks to go to Harvard because of wealth disparity as you explained, but the suggestion there should be a proportional number of races in Harvard is (benevolently) racist.

As far as I understand, DEI as a policy in a university or workplace means giving place to a candidate because not of their merits or test scores, but because of their race or background.

Isn’t that racism?

Be gentle, am not USian.

From another study with N=700:

We measured self-reported meat consumption, meat disgust (by self-report and Implicit Association Test),

IAT is phrenology of social studies. You can discard it as garbage. If a study is using IAT as methodology, it’s garbage done to gain some publication points.

You can read more about IAT: https://econtent.hogrefe.com/doi/10.1027/1015-5759/a000778

Of the 40 participants, 28 reported an increase in meat disgust.

A study on a group of 40 is an anecdote at best, a waste of resources at worst.

Reporting on it in on a big news website should be a crime, as it’s just a clickbait.

I don’t think fascist can be victims. Does not seem to compute.

Your uninformed (or hopeful) if you think big businesses make money from labor. A lot of it is from capital, investments or rent.

E.g. McDonald’s profits are mostly from rent.