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Fair go for women : Comments
By Kellie Tranter, published 7/3/2008Women who speak out for equal rights - the same rights, not special rights - are often described as being 'man-haters', or worse.
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Neither do the statistics presented in the article provide evidence of sexism. What I was suggesting was a scientifically credible causation to explain the historical correlation between gender and apparent business acumen.
"If you really want to go down that path, it could well be that women are better at business than men."
I have no problem with women making up the majority of business leaders if they are in fact better at it than men, however I don't see much evidence that they are.
"An employer, employing a friend/relative, even a friend's relative, can be a recipe for disaster"
Yes, of course there are risks with all employees, yet most experience would be that the risk is lower when the amount unknown is less.
Yabby: "Not all of us want to play by the law of the jungle, Yabby. Some of us are capable of imagining a better world."
Unfortunately the jungle out there that is the real world doesn't care what you want or imagine. This is one of my biggest concerns with idealist causes such as feminism (or for eg religious moralism), they are great at formulating wonderful ideals but when they cannot rationally reconcile their ideology with reality they will all too often choose to misrepresent reality to avoid choosing a more realistic and practical ideology.