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Nobody is preferring Indians in this diversity game.

Will you defend “diversity" that would rather hire a rich inner-city American kid versus a poor brahmin in need of a leg-up?

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In academic admissions, you're probably right. In tech hiring, I have seen it firsthand, on multiple occasions.

I have seen the opposite of that firsthand several times and, and unlike your observation, it is public policy of many large companies.

Well, if we take each other's experiences at face value, then we would conclude that some places are doing exactly as I claimed.

I'm not sure what your point is, aside from implying that we should take public corporate statements at face value.

Totally not anecdotal lol

Contrary to the parent /s

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In academic admissions, you're probably right. In tech hiring, I have seen it firsthand, on multiple occasions.

I have seen the opposite of that firsthand several times and, and unlike your observation, it is public policy of many large companies.

Well, if we take each other's experiences at face value, then we would conclude that some places are doing exactly as I claimed.

I'm not sure what your point is, aside from implying that we should take public corporate statements at face value.

Totally not anecdotal lol

Contrary to the parent /s

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