← Back to context Comment by sanity 1 month ago Any organization with a DEI department, which is most of them. It was pervasive. 4 comments sanity Reply Starman_Jones 1 month ago In the 80's? In banking? Citation needed. AuryGlenz 1 month ago The book that's being referenced? Starman_Jones 1 month ago That would be circular reasoning - we know Adams' claim is true because DEI was pervasive in the 80's, and we know DEI was pervasive in the 80's because Scott Adams said so. j4kp07 1 month ago [dead]
Starman_Jones 1 month ago In the 80's? In banking? Citation needed. AuryGlenz 1 month ago The book that's being referenced? Starman_Jones 1 month ago That would be circular reasoning - we know Adams' claim is true because DEI was pervasive in the 80's, and we know DEI was pervasive in the 80's because Scott Adams said so. j4kp07 1 month ago [dead]
AuryGlenz 1 month ago The book that's being referenced? Starman_Jones 1 month ago That would be circular reasoning - we know Adams' claim is true because DEI was pervasive in the 80's, and we know DEI was pervasive in the 80's because Scott Adams said so.
Starman_Jones 1 month ago That would be circular reasoning - we know Adams' claim is true because DEI was pervasive in the 80's, and we know DEI was pervasive in the 80's because Scott Adams said so.
In the 80's? In banking? Citation needed.
The book that's being referenced?
That would be circular reasoning - we know Adams' claim is true because DEI was pervasive in the 80's, and we know DEI was pervasive in the 80's because Scott Adams said so.
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