Harvard's future hedge funders beat Yale's future investment bankers.

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theoretically, i don't either, but that doesn't stop me from imagining all the wonderful ways they could be punished.

theoretically, I don't believe in torture or the death penalty but reading this I just don't know what to think. Gang raping a 70 year old nun. What the fuck? Can we just tear these guys limb from limb?

My rabidly-conservative Facebook friends (who I keep both out of a sense of loyalty b/c of family friendships and also because it keeps me informed about the gross stuff being said about various topics) are all over this as "so American!" and wishing them the best. I have a feeling if Bristol was a different race,…

I have fond memories of murdering many dock workers here :P

GTA V, the game people hated on for its "message" but everyone loves. The game is amazing and we're seeing more and more "tipped hats" to it.

"Huh, an article about this year's GDC. Could be interesting, wonder how it went. ...Oh, he's just attacking GG again, *sigh* Kotaku sure can't get enough "GG IS EVIL!" can they?"

If you think that you, and Kotaku in general isn't partially to blame for such a shit year in gaming, you're not willing to see the big picture.

Throughout GDC I'll hear about 60-hour games and games as services and DLC plans and sketchy monetization strategies. I'll play some cool games, too. Nothing, though, will beat this single, perfect moment. People made a game for the sake of making a game, and it was goddamn beautiful.

Women often work part time, which skews the numbers drastically, which even in more equitable" societies has shown to be part of the issue. If you expect work to work around YOUR schedule that flexibility is going to come at a price.

k well now you're just pulling shit out of your ass

Right, but it's nowhere near 77 cents on the dollar. Which is a statistic derived from simple surveys of annual income that don't take those variables into account.

Yeah I'm not clear on why they think someone who works 20 hours a week as a teacher's aide is gonna get the same as an anesthesiologist.

"The study's analysts didn't control for occupation"

Wyoming, however, is far behind the curve, not seeing pay equality until approximately 2159. That means, according to The Daily Beast, that a girl born in Wyoming today wouldn't even come close to seeing pay equality and even if she were born in 2100, the gap would close just as she's about to retire.

The wage gap simply describes the income of the average female worker compared to the income of the average male worker. It doesn't control for things like industry, position, seniority, credentials, or hours worked per week.

As much as I sincerely care about the gender wage gap (and, of course, the fact that it's more pronounced if you're a minority as well as a woman), I am way more concerned about income inequality at the moment, since I think it's happening to the degree that it will, oh, I don't know, cause society to collapse if it…

The idea that the pay gap will shrink in a predictable way over the next half-century seems really dubious to me.

Thank God there are great and successful leaders like Kobe Bryant and Ben Roethlisburger to guide us through these dark days of sports.