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Even in context, I don't think she restricts her claim the way you do, Peppy.
I've already said that I have less problem with the idea of how diverse bodies are supposed to function over those made up of demographically similar people, but it doesn't carry down to the idea that this individual's decision making is likely to be yield better decision more often than not than another individual of a different race or gender.
It might or it might not. The racial or ethnic background of an individual in itself isn't likely to be predictive of the quality of decisions.
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