Readit NewsBased on their past couple rounds with Siddhi and ACG I'd doubt he has majority ownership given the margins and financing terms for FMCG.
Interesting conjecture there AP, but I don't buy it. Surely race is a biological factor. Maybe not for kidney health specifically but wouldn't race be inextricably tied to a person's biology, heritage, medical history?
Race is determined at birth by parents' biology, therefore is biological. Not _everything_ that makes people different from one another is a purely social construct.
Don't black people get sickle cell at higher rates than other races? Race is important in a lot of medical contexts.
Great that they fixed the kidney thing but don't throw the baby out with the bathwater, or the next headline will be "excess deaths due to incorrect treatment of <condition> for <race>".
By all means if the race-based heuristics are unsound, throw them out, but the article makes mention of a bunch more that are under scrutiny. Are they really all inaccurate or are we discounting biology in favor of social justice?
When my parents were growing up in Chandigarh back then, there were soldiers at checkpoints at every block and the law and order situation outside of the city was horrible, and bus massacres were very common, for example at this village in the outskirts of Mohali [0][1] (there are way too many to count so I won't even try on here)
There was no point rebuilding after the fire when guerilla warfare was happening 1-2 miles away.
It was dark times and my parents are definetly messed up from that experience.
I recommend watching the art film "Chauthi Koot" to get a feel of those times [2]
[0] - https://www.indiatoday.in/magazine/cover-story/story/1987073...
[1] - https://www.nytimes.com/1988/03/04/world/44-slain-in-sikh-hi...
Thankfully, this may just leave more room for other open source local inference engines.