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And that's a good thing! @Sneedman say this as a feminist ally.
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Not what YOUR data says.
— Nassim Nicholas Taleb (@nntaleb) January 24, 2025
Data says that 1) alcohol-caused cancer are attributable to the minority of overdrinkers, 2) doctors are intimidated by statisticians (failed mathematicians) who don't know how to read data.
Cheers (having a pre-dinner Scotch, then Chateauneuf). pic.twitter.com/rBAE3p4w36
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Investment in diversity is also unlikely to dry up because of Trump's moves, said bankers at Davos.
"For the investors of this world, ESG criteria – of which DEI is a part – are very important and will continue to be very important," said Bain & Company's Alexander Schmitz, who heads up the firm's Private Equity practice in EMEA.
"When I look at it from a higher level, the overarching, mega themes of ESG investing are still there: I haven't seen much rolling back of that as yet. If you are a private equity fund and start rolling back DEI strategies, then – among other effects – you will likely have a problem in fundraising and that's not where you want to be."
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