Did you read the rest of my comment?<p>&gt; And that includes defending positive discrimination for the good it does.<p>Does it? I feel you think that&#x27;s an axiom. Is it? You didn&#x27;t argue why, and it&#x27;s the crux of my comment: if it does good or not. I&#x27;m not convinced it does good (or bad), but you seem so convinced I hoped you could answer my comment instead of reinstating how good you think positive discrimination is.<p>I&#x27;ll quote myself:<p>&gt; How are we going to get rid of the biological discrimination, to then then get rid of the positive discrimination? I don&#x27;t think we can. I think we just have to accept it and normalize it and be fine with each person having different aptitudes and traits.<p>I invite you to read my comment carefully and reflect on it. IMHO it&#x27;s not an issue as simple as you seem to think it is. And if it is, please enlighten me (I&#x27;m genuinely open to it!)