There is a truly astonishing amount of really overt antiziganism across basically all of Western Europe, and it's just sickening. I'll be talking to someone online who seems like a great, progressive, leftist comrade and suddenly they'll come out with something about how no, really, g\*ps\*es ARE filthy thieves, EVERYBODY knows that, and it's just HOLY FUCK.
I mean, there is a distinct point that you can dislike people on the other side of the world, even be highly prejudiced, but to *really* hate someone, it has to be the guys who live right next to you. (or more specifically, who lives just far enough away that you see them regularly but not so close that you actually engage with and learn to appreciate them)
Everyone knows getting all your data from one minority (world-wide) population never has any problems and that no one ever extrapolates from or misuses research!
I'm sure they definitely didn't assume that Europeans = European citizens of white descent. Definitely not excluding Arab, Turkish, black/African, East and South Asian, Romani/Traveller/Sinti, Saami, or any number of Russian ethnic minorities, which doesn't say anything about who gets to be European!
Listen, journals have word counts, okay? You can’t just add
clarifying words willy-nilly. “Perceived trustworthiness as determined
by a machine learning algorithm” gets shortened to “trustworthiness”,
just like “this study controlled for a limited set of biases” gets
shortened to “objective”. It’s all perfectly in line with historical
practices.
Well if the authors say it isn’t racist it clearly can’t be. We all know that Europeans don’t have any kind of internal racism amongst themselves.
oh its sensible and needs no defense - move along
Listen, journals have word counts, okay? You can’t just add clarifying words willy-nilly. “Perceived trustworthiness as determined by a machine learning algorithm” gets shortened to “trustworthiness”, just like “this study controlled for a limited set of biases” gets shortened to “objective”. It’s all perfectly in line with historical practices.