Re:My Experience in Tech and Its Reflection on Women in Tech...
by hiroproto on Thursday May 28, 2015 @05:38AM
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What are the sources for your numbers ? You seem to think that 10% is harsh, whereas you couldn't be more wrong.
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Re:My Experience in Tech and Its Reflection on Women in Tech...
by DanBC on Thursday May 28, 2015 @07:10AM
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> oh great skeptic
Please would you consider stopping that?
You might want to re-read the guidelines.
Parent post has at least posted a link to support their argument; where's yours? I know that you're wrong, and when you tell me what data you're using I'll be able to tell you why you're wrong. (The UK has extensive and robust crime statistics from police reports but also a crime survey. India doesn't.)
Britain has a higher rate than the US. My argument still holds.
Actually, my experience with crime rates is that where crime is common it goes unreported.
Given nominal reporting rates of 50% for D.C (which is being far too kind), and 10% (which is far too harsh) for Delhi, still leaves it twice as safe (and thrice as safe as London). It takes an hour to dig up the data online.
> I can only talk about the US, I'm not qualified to understand everything about India unfortunately. Please take everything I said on the last line with a pinch of salt.
... precisely my point. The propaganda has worked very well I can see. Again, don't trust the self-hating hindu unless they give you numbers.