The just-the-facts elimination of perspective, discrimination, and reflection, and the sense of bathos and non sequitur that sometimes results, fits certain personality types beautifully.
Norman argues it in terms of measurement error (how can we be sure that discriminations are 'real' if some of them are due to measurement error?) and Wyrwich from the perspective of interpretability (what size of discrimination should be considered important?).
Except for a very few moments when someone calls a spade a spade — Anne Meara says of "Love, American Style," "It was a piece of crap, that show," which is both funnier and more interesting than Liz Phair's claim that "that show turned me on" — there's no sense of perspective or discrimination, no sense that anything was better or worse than anything else.
Then again, from the perspective of the customers she turned away, the sting of discrimination is real.
Finally, the measure of discrimination investigated should reflect a lifecourse perspective and account for cumulative experiences of unfair treatment that may influence the disease process since atherosclerosis develops over an extended period.
There is therefore a need to investigate the causes of discrimination in depth from patients' and families' perspectives.
She described the possibility of discrimination in the choices as an "interesting perspective" that she found unlikely, and one that, in effect, is not TaskRabbit's problem.
Any of those additional identities can and do converge with race and gender to form distinctive experiences of discrimination, and so abstracting from those identities seems problematic from the perspective that the idea of intersectionality opens to us.
In addition, stable cavitation events are differentiated from the broadband noise characterizing inertial cavitation activity, with perspectives in the discrimination of the involved mechanisms underlying bubble-mediated therapeutic applications.
The erasure of some perspectives, and colorism (discrimination against darker skin tones, typically within ethnic groups), remained as problematic online as they had been in real life.
