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The New York Times Just Published Some Bizarre Race Science About Asian Women

the New York Times Publish an article this week with a strange and fanatic demand for Asian women.

The claim came when the newspaper stated, in line with the consensus of the industry, that in order for Apple to transfer any dangerous amount of iPhone to the United States from Asia will make its tools expensive.

This is true, for reasons ranging from the United States’s lack of specialized manufacturing equipment to its lack of properly trained workers. But in addition to those issues based on reality, Newton I decided to throw some strange race sciences.

“Chinese women have small fingers, and this has made it a valuable contributor to the production of iPhone because they are more intelligent in stabilizing the screws and other mini parts in the small device,” said the supply chain experts.

For one reason, it is not clear that the claim that Chinese women have small fingers. Research lacked the size of the world hand, but one of the studies found that the average Chinese person has a hand size almost equal to the normal German size. An analysis of the size of the hand around the world found, although it did not include China, that even the largest average difference in the size of women between countries was small.

Even if this is true, it does not seem to be evidence of evidence – or, even in this matter, even anyone on the Internet claims that small hands are best to manufacture small devices. The nearest thing we could find was a paper that I found that surgeons with smaller hands had actually had a Harder Time treated Dextros tools, which seems to be contradictory NewtonIt claims that small hands are a feature of small specialized movements.

It is not surprising, and NewtonS The fanatic claim went viral. One of the particularly convincing arguments that appeared there: Smartphone repair technicians who participate in microscopic repairs to the broken iPhone men, and their larger fingers seem to not cause any problems.

“My favorite part is that [there are] Adult men, in America, repair iPhone, and often do more complicated repair tasks than the assembly required, “noticed a user,” as no one thought about this for one second. “

Sarah Jeong, edited in freedom Who is angry at NewtonHis confirmation helped to push them to viruses, and indicated that men do all kinds of skilled tasks on a small scale-such as Warhammer 40K and other roles playing games that require users minifgurins from the hand table.

Jeong jokingly said: “There are donkey men cultivated with the fingers of sausage. They also paint small dolls using nail art so that they can play the house … with their friends,” Jeong jokingly said. “American men have a lot of handicrafts.”

Julia Curry Wong, a great reporter in Guardian Wild Take also revealed that she sent an email to the newspaper to give them a piece of her mind. In response, the Director of Communications told her that Newton “It does not make ethnic or genetic generalizations” and it was simply “[citing] Experts who have experience with the industrial process in American and Chinese factories. “

This is a land claim even on her face: that Newton It is the spread of race science on the basis of unknown experts.

It also raises the ugly possibility: that the newspaper’s use of the word “young” to describe Chinese women working in apple factories was supposed to hint a dark thing. Apple has a long history of falling into the employment of children’s work in its factories, which actually He was They have smaller fingers because they were minors – so it could be, whether it was Newton Understanding or not, that her “experts” simply covered the fact that it is difficult to build reasonable tools in a country with strong rights in workers.

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2025-05-26 11:00:00

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