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by pacala
2645 days ago
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If I read this correctly, what you're saying is: * Implicit discrimination is bad. I'm saying: To use that as a guide for your actions you need to have an implicit discrimination detector able to account for all the confounding variables. * Explicit discrimination is also bad. I'm saying: As a corollary, there should not be explicit 'X need not apply' policies. * Two wrongs make a right. |
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