- Jun 3, 2011
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Apparently Google has noticed an internal memo written by one of their employees, Havard PhD graduate James Damore, which .. well, the text is here: http://gizmodo.com/exclusive-heres-the-full-10-page-anti-diversity-screed-1797564320
To sum it up, since i have read (and understood) the whole thing, it's a rather mild attack on the various neo-feminist pseudoscience that has wormed its way into the corporate (HR mostly) culture of Google, and it basically just says "science actually disagrees with you - here is the proof".
If i can fault this guy, is that he didn't have the foresight to know that bringing science into any corporation that has a HR department means being immediately fired. Or maybe he did, and he's looking forward to his juicy unfair dismissal settlement. I mean, he's a Harvard boy, after all. Not as smart as a MIT boy, but possibly more street-savvy.
The resulting faeces-storm is so large that i won't add any other links - every website out there and their dog's blogs have their own opinions on this case, and be they liberal or conservative, few of them get it right. Which is ok because their job is to write articles, not to actually understand science.
To sum it up, since i have read (and understood) the whole thing, it's a rather mild attack on the various neo-feminist pseudoscience that has wormed its way into the corporate (HR mostly) culture of Google, and it basically just says "science actually disagrees with you - here is the proof".
If i can fault this guy, is that he didn't have the foresight to know that bringing science into any corporation that has a HR department means being immediately fired. Or maybe he did, and he's looking forward to his juicy unfair dismissal settlement. I mean, he's a Harvard boy, after all. Not as smart as a MIT boy, but possibly more street-savvy.
The resulting faeces-storm is so large that i won't add any other links - every website out there and their dog's blogs have their own opinions on this case, and be they liberal or conservative, few of them get it right. Which is ok because their job is to write articles, not to actually understand science.