Do you enjoy and agree with the arguments of Jordan Peterson?Bhurzum wrote: ↑Such as?Billie from Ockham wrote: ↑There are things for which a continuous or multivariate measure of gender is a better predictor than dichotomous sex, even after you correct for the higher number of predictor degrees of freedom.
(I'm guessing this will be pointless "gender studies" nonsense, IE: useless faff)
Strictly pointless.Billie from Ockham wrote: ↑So, from a strictly mathematical point-of-view, you are incorrect.
In exactly the same way that "favourite colour" is an attribute of a person? It's entirely subjective, utterly pointless and of zero consequence. Unless of course you're an LGBTQ(Batman symbol)9+3/4 fuckwit who wields his/her/its "gender identity" like a fucking club and rams the fact into every conversation they have.Billie from Ockham wrote: ↑Note, also, that the above makes the point that, while they are highly correlated, gender and sex are distinct attributes of a person, although it takes a really huge sample size for the distinction to be significant.
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Yes?
Including his arguments that are based on the Big 5 model of personality, such as the idea that "women" make different choices than "men" and that this is why there are different outcomes for these two group (that have nothing to do with "systematic sexism")?
Still yes?
Well, scores on the Big 5 are better predicted by gender than sex.
So, if you enjoy and agree with the central argument used by Jordan Peterson to "debunk" things like the "wage gap," then the stuff you just called "pointless" would seem to have a point, after all.