[bduerst]

Do you have evidence to the contrary? Because it seems the part you are projecting is the nitpicking, because it is nitpicking to question if Damore thought this information was relevant to his 23,000 women coworkers in his memo criticizing the hiring policies at Google. If he didn't think it was relevant to the women at work, then why would he even include it in his argument about the hiring policy of his coworkers?

You asked for a citation from Damore's memo, and I provided it. Anything you personally feel or think about yourself is anecdotal evidence and not really relevant. If anything, how you personally feel about this new information (that you requested) can be analyzed for confirmation bias.

[mpweiher]

> relevant to his 23,000 women coworkers in his memo criticizing the hiring policies at Google. If he didn't think it was relevant to the women at work

Considering the question is about (lack of) representation, it is very much about the women who are not coworkers.

[stcredzero]

You asked for a citation from Damore's memo, and I provided it.

Its interpretation as evidence for what I asked for is pretty stretched and tortured. Thanks for that!