Pearl - January 11, 2025Pearl Has HEATED Debate With White Knight Who Defends Boss Babes ｜ Pearl Daily
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In this episode of the podcast, we discuss the differences between men and women in society and the roles they play in society. We discuss the difference between women and men in society, the roles that are predominantly dominated by women and the jobs that are mainly dominated by men.
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hello eli is it is that am i saying it right eli yes yes can you hear me clearly yeah i can where
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are you calling from so i'm from the uk uh just to give some sort of description i also do some
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youtube videos and i've interviewed uh jen cuga destiny david parkman uh some other people okay
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and uh yeah i'll i'll see you uh we're going live and you're doing these cool ones so i thought i'd
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just jump on sure so the question is do i hate women i have two questions you can pick one to
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answer okay i have one that's do i hate women and the other is am i wrong for pointing out
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that men do we pull up the camera can i show them this on the zoom or no i had a hierarchy of hard
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jobs that men do the more difficult jobs and that we do the easier jobs so okay so let's talk about
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that so a woman do a lot of good jobs don't they let's send health care is predominantly dominated
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by women wouldn't you say the nurses sure but i would say that say uh we talked about crab fishermen
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one man die in those boats a week you know so what 80 of the crew gets injured sure so so men men do
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more physical jobs they also do the most difficult jobs like surgeons are mostly men but the presidents
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have been all men well yeah and i mean in the uk it's getting more uh more more women uh you know
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how many prime minister women has it been three yeah i don't know so i don't follow so what do you
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so i i saw a clip of you saying that you don't support women what do you think about women voting
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i don't want to ask you about that can't talk about it on youtube i wish i could i really get
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demand yeah that that was one of the things so i can't talk about that on youtube so let's talk
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about men and women generally then yeah so what's what's your thoughts on it generally on voting i
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can't talk about it on youtube no no i'm not specifically voting but on men versus women because
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that huge like the two points that you mentioned beforehand i think that men do the more difficult
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jobs in society for example they make 80 of the world's stuff they do most of the transportation if
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nurses went away tomorrow the healthcare industry would keep going forward men would learn to do
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those jobs women couldn't learn the jobs men do or do them so what about education education is
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predominantly dominated by women as well yeah and iq drops every year
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yeah and they they complain incessantly saying they have the hardest jobs in the world
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and i don't think it's near as hard as the men that are truckers plumbers electricians they get
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three months off in the summer so i i i'm not saying it's not needed i think it's harder than say my job
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but that's what sparked this conversation was candace owens had a clip saying that podcasting was a super
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hard job i don't believe it's true and i think it's 10 times easier as a woman than a man being a podcaster
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and i think this because i managed talent for men and women and women had would have one-tenth of
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the life experience or credit credentials or knowledge on a topic and that as the men and the women would
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have more followers i think i've benefited from this myself yeah i mean like it's so that that you've
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got experience with that so you would know better than me um but in terms of let's say health
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health care or education or social service i mean those there's all of those predominantly uh
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predominantly dominated by women and now like you said men do have different style jobs uh men have
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more violent jobs men uh die more on jobs but i mean like i they they're different roles i mean the
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whole point of of this is that you can't treat men and women the same 81 of surgeons are men
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it's a lot it's a lot easier to hook up an iv than do surgery
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so so what's your point out of all of this what's so you're saying there's differences between men and
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women of course we agree on that what's your point that they do that they do that we complain more
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about it i i've never seen a man complaining about crab fishing i didn't even know what it was
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but if women were in those conditions they would be striking there is no way so we do less and complain more
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no but i i don't know if a woman would be complaining more if she was in such a condition but
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men are more aren't they more physically attuned it's like they're able to do more physical jobs anyway
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well even the mental ones like there's no female chess champion that's mental there's no physicality
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all the new female chess champions no all the men are the top ones
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a man but identified as trans went into the women's tournament and won
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so i just you know i just look at industries and most of the industries we complain about
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it's majority females working education we complain about a lot here that's mostly women
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healthcare they've started to complain about women have come in
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and what about in terms of that that many women get i don't believe them really not at all
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i believe like out of women that say they were abused i believe like five percent
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no the reason yeah the reason i don't believe them is because the thing is family court has made it so
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easy for women to throw accusations of abuse because they've changed the definition the definition
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used to be you hit me i didn't hit you back right i didn't start it i didn't hit you first you hit me
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didn't hit you back now they've included things like financial abuse and i've seen court documents
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where the man doesn't give her as much money as she wants to spend
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and now he's a financial abuser emotional abuse gets
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it's i've had women tell me that they were physically abused and it turns out he was pushing
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her out of his house because she was trespassing because he didn't want her there she wasn't welcome
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it was like someone this is specifically family courts not abuse in general yeah so the second
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question i usually ask is did you file it in family court or criminal court and most of them do it in
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family when women most people when you hear a woman claim she was abused you feel bad like i don't want
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to quite you know it's kind of awkward to be like okay oh i was abused and to be like okay give me all
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the rattle off these questions but usually if you ask them their stories fall apart and that's what i
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found was i used to just believe them because i would feel bad i wouldn't think people would lie about
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that but then when i would ask them like two or three questions one of them being where did you
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file the case usually um she the story fell apart so what about not like crim not in a place where
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people would raise it up in court but more you know just being uh treated differently i mean you said
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you'll probably talk you you would probably say you know some men treat women more positively
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in some ways but a lot of ways don't men also abuse women on a on a different level so like i saw
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i saw a video i think it was today or the other day of a woman of a man going undercover as a woman
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going down the streets of new york on the city in the night and it was it was horrendous in terms of
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how much abuse and how much uh weed comments he was getting he was getting from other men
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well men are more likely to be victims of a violent crime
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well men couldn't even file charges until a couple years ago legally they couldn't even file it
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in most places like there was no male it was just female and the other thing is it depends on if it
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was sexual assault or because sexual assault again they changed the definition of the word
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so so when i'm talking about do people do people face this on a daily basis i'm talking about sexual
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assault no so of course there's much less about sexual assault don't women face this a lot
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i don't think so but if you ask women they might say that
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i really haven't because i've never really had that problem i've never like it's just never been a big
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thing for me i went to work nobody did anything but i was also professional so
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so okay so so putting all of this together what what do you think would be the ideal position of a
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man in life and a woman in life do you think a woman should stay at home or what's what's
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what do you think the ideal position will be i think there's no ideal and it depends on the person
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because i've met some women that would be terrible mothers and i pray to god they don't have children
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so i'm not in that camp i pray i pray there are two they can't they're too irresponsible so yeah
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there's some women i pray get their tubes tied so i'm not in that camp but um it depends on the woman
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okay well i think that's sensible i mean you don't have like you don't think that woman should
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could stay at home and men should go out and work like by default i think if you have kids you should
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try i mean i would recommend trying to stay home but it's not always an option no i'm not anti-work
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because i you know if a man could retire 20 years earlier from his wife working part-time why would
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she not like work part you know if she's a you know i talk like someone one of the most um common
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jobs is an assistant you can do that online so i'm not you could work yeah you know and those uh that's
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dominated by females as well assistant yeah that's on i don't know if you can see my board can
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he can't see i can't see people i don't think we can switch it with the zoom but i had a hierarchy
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of hard jobs and i put my job at the bottom to be fair youtubers streamers it's competitive meaning
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a lot of people want to do it but difficult no like we're not going to die but the hardest jobs death
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has to be on the other side if you make a mistake that's what i put at the top so the president
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you might get shot ours almost did like six months ago a surgeon or someone else will die
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so a surgeon you're doing heart surgery you make a mistake they'll that's that's a lot of pressure
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that's pretty hard so that was at the top me if i if i say if i say something wrong i can issue a
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retraction tomorrow no one's gonna kill me i mean i i would i would generally say i know you i can see
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why it's saying surgeons very high presence very high but i'll say i i would say educational social
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service is one of the highest in terms of actually making sure you know we've got we've got a good
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generation and we've got you know really really clever important people uh teaching people about
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business to help grow the economy in the future how many kids i'll be very social you said education
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is going going worse every year so i'll be very interested to hear the statistics on that how how many
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kids does social services lose every year i don't actually know i've heard that before i don't
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actually know it's true what do you mean by lose hold on how many i hear they lose track of kids in
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foster care tens of thousands of simply disappear from foster care according to several recent reports
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my parents my family's done adoption on both ends where i have a brother that was given up
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and i have we adopted two later and my our experience with social services definitely was not
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that they were overly competent people my experience so you're talking about the management or the
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woman the people that we worked with so but i i don't think that's i just don't think the barrier
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for entry is as hard i don't think it's as difficult as a surgeon oh it might not be the barrier to entry
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might not be as hard but the actual the the the sector is vital uh it might not be as dangerous but
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it's really vital for the for the for the country yeah i don't think so well education isn't vital
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i don't think they do a very good job because iq iq is dropping every year
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i think it's vital yeah let me check let's check let's check online
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uh i can't see any proof of that iq last hundred years last chart i saw it was dropping oh i guess you're
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right okay i'll concede that maybe women are doing a good job in their education i don't think so
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if the people coming out of education were smart and i don't find them to be overly intelligent
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especially when they're increasing the number of degrees in basket weaving or similar things like
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you've heard of gender studies um sorry for some reason you're not coming up and i can't can't see
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you uh oh here you are um i've heard i've i have heard of gender studies what do they teach about
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different genders yeah it's the study of our gender i'm sure you would love to go to such a class i would
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actually i think it'd be hilarious well why didn't you go and do a video about it i've thought about
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it actually but it's it's like a cost benefit analysis what's what's the i don't want to pay for
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it i don't want to pay for it i don't know those are expensive you can't really criticize something
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without knowing in depth what's wrong with it well i can look at the average income for people with
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those degrees and i can look at what they did at the company that i worked at and it was pretty much
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did you work at what's your experience with this um i was the i was actually the dei person at my
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company i know i had to give like a powerpoint on i was so long ago i'm trying to remember but they
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made me like either a minority or a woman had to be it at my company and you had to give a powerpoint on
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so so let me ask you a question about all these you know uh i presume you've seen that eu i think
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uh said a couple of years ago that they want uh companies to be uh more diverse in terms of
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reaching a certain number of uh women or a percent a percentage they need to hear a certain quota
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uh terrible and i'm like 40 or something on the board yeah uh how if you think if we go back and
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you see let's say black or women or different people that used to be much more used and i don't
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know if you would agree with that but it's pretty obvious that used to be much more now it's much less
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how and they they actually want to go about in life um and they don't have many positions in these
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jobs how do you think that they should get there i know of course it's based on skill right you need
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to have good skill but if i'm just trying to i'm just trying to work out and look at the different
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sides and trying to understand the side that you know if there's not many black people have been in
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this position how do you encourage more people to get there and how do you how do you really diversify
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it properly i think you should apply like everybody else no i understand that but i'm just trying to
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formulate the question if i hire if i hire an editor tomorrow yeah i think it would be better for me to
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post the job and see who has the best edits so do you think a company that's more diverse
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is more efficient or doesn't make a difference it's all about skill just about skill
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i would say skill because i i've seen statistics that say that diversity actually helps improve
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productivity in companies i doubt it i i mean there might be a stat i doubt i doubt that's true
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so which ones if you if you see a statistic that doesn't follow what you've seen in where did he go
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i guess he laughed what i was gonna say is if you see a statistic that doesn't follow what you see
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in real life are you going to believe it i wouldn't but i think it's pretty foolish to just believe now
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i'm not saying no stats are valid i'm not saying none are
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but if i get a stat like if i had a stat a statistic in front of me
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that said my dog is a cat should i believe it just because it's a stat anyways