The researchers actually observing this long-ago concluded that it has nothing to do with being black, hispanic, white or asian and almost exclusively to do with economic and social factors.

Other researchers, who know how to control for those factors, say otherwise.

Been a while since I did any but the spread was no more than 5.

We're discussing high intelligence and you admit to believing what an advert says?

But now we have 3d printers, bitcoin and Elon Musk. This time it really *is* different.

That'd be an awesome case study on a game theory course.

As a limey, neither have we.

And we don't want one.

Well, technically they aren't accessories. But that doesn't mean it's legal. Quite the opposite, in fact.

http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-...

All persons concerned in the commission of a crime, whether it
be felony or misdemeanor, and whether they directly commit the act
constituting the offense, or aid and abet in its commission, or, not
being present, have advised and encouraged its commission, [...] are principals in any crime so
committed.

How does that justify taking functionality - that was already there and working fine- away? How does it justify changing things just for the sake of changing them?

Stop and ask yourself this question: "What's the problem that I'm trying to solve?" If you can't answer that, or the best you can come up with is "it's the wrong colour" then it's probably best to leave it the fuck alone.

There wasn't a US at that time. It's almost 200 years before Columbus even set off.

You are a selfish and mean SOB to think employers can dictate the market solely on there terms.

Here here!

By getting a drunken monkey to throw darts they'd get things right more often than they do now.

Conclusion: they're doing it deliberately.

I give it two versions before they're the only input method.

This "study" is garbage. Most people have always said that advertising doesn't effect them.

They'd be right, unless it's an advert for fertility treatment. http://www.merriam-webster.com..."

discarding resumes at random

Heck yeckerty yes. The last thing you want working for you is unlucky people.

Hmm. Brain slightly tired and ethanolised, but Isn't there an entire sci-fi octilogy based on that premise?