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Actually morals and justice are objective, just because there is not universal agreement on what they are does not mean there are no objective morals.

The idea that some universities look down on someone who "filled time" in real industry explains a lot.

I think this is a very good question and certainly about music as the question explicitly asks how certain people understand music. If anything it might help to narrow down the question to a certain smaller aspect of music and then from there slowly work its way up to the entirety of music.

Good chat, thanks.

Well phrased.

It's interesting to me how this issue (of the unconscious) has surfaced recently despite the general consensus against the existence of the unconscious.

exactly.

Or fixing it.

Nevertheless that seems a productive application of unconscious bias.

Unfortunately yes.

May I ask how you even came about that observation?

That is a fascinating idea.

So they work the issue from the customer's angle.

I didn't know that.

Not like the old days when chats were really busy.

Well that's good.

Anybody still here?

Haha interesting question. It is quite possible that any unconscious bias training can have effects in both directions.

So what is the ethical problem behind unconscious bias "training"?