| It's extraordinarily difficult to study, understand, and differentiate the past before writing future's prologue. But, using a time-saving device like stereotypes1 will only make sure we write an uninteresting, boring, and worthless prologue in Future's book. Sometimes eyes and education are not enough to help you see2 |
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UPDATED 02/17/2018 Wired, Labor Board Rules Google’s Firing of James Damore Was Legal and Google, Inc., a subsidiary of Alphabet, Inc.; Case Number: 32-CA-205351; Location: Mountain View, CA; Date Filed: 08/30/2017
UPDATED 01/29/2018 NBCNews, Revolution: Google And Youtube Changing The World
UPDATED 01/28/2018 ComedyCentral, War on Men: Resisting the Evil Estrogenda
A stereotype of an exclusive Caucasian male constructor is harmful to our nation. When Google (Alphabet Inc) is simultaneously being sued for discrimination by male, female, minority, and majority employees they'll have approximated a desirable balance.
In the meantime it should hire way more women engineers and speedily deploy Waymo autonomous vehicles, preferably without a steering wheel.
UPDATED 08/11/2017 Google, Note to employees from CEO Sundar Pichai and Google, “A whole new world” of ideas at the Technovation ChallengeIn the meantime it should hire way more women engineers and speedily deploy Waymo autonomous vehicles, preferably without a steering wheel.
It doesn't seem useful or necessary to drag Google's global workforce into a political debate, which is now raging at the national level or to delimit a woman's biology. On the other hand it seems useful and beneficial for a leading and much admired tech company to greatly improve its percentage (e.g. 40+%) of women participation in science and engineering.
NYT, Google Fires Engineer Who Wrote Memo Questioning Women in Tech
Boeing, Boeing Engineers Read Historic Letters | Women Make Us Better
Atlantic, Historic Rejection Letters to Women Engineers
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1. Stereotypes can camouflage unscientific or crackpots eugenics assertions, which are extraordinarily harmful and destructive. Those seriously studying genetics would find nothing of interest in Google’s Ideological Echo Chamber3.
2. A quote oft attributed to Helen Keller is instructive. She was deaf and blind, but could see clearly.
"the highest result of education is tolerance"
3. Google Memo: Fired Employee Speaks Out! | James Damore and Stefan Molyneux The discussion commingled biology and politics, which results in a muddled discussion.
Originally Published August 08, 2017; Last Updated February 17, 2018; Last Republished February 17, 2018:
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