From owner-chemistry /at\ccl.net Fri Dec 20 12:08:00 2019 From: "Igors Mihailovs igorsm]=[cfi.lu.lv" To: CCL Subject: CCL: Meritocracy, and all other things Message-Id: <-53907-191220050432-9302-3nLX7QiRR61WocKSm1n0gw()server.ccl.net> X-Original-From: Igors Mihailovs Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="----POX2R9EURFSDEJ5Y8JBRM3ZJOXPSZW" Date: Fri, 20 Dec 2019 12:04:16 +0200 MIME-Version: 1.0 Sent to CCL by: Igors Mihailovs [igorsm*cfi.lu.lv] ------POX2R9EURFSDEJ5Y8JBRM3ZJOXPSZW Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Dear everyone, As far as I understand, the original problem of this discussion (unbalance= d selection of invited speakers at a workshop) got its solution as good as = this community can provide - by sending the notification about the concerns= to the organizers=2E I sincerely doubt that further heated discussion woul= d be helpful considering the staunch positions of both sides=2E Let me reme= mber Max Planck: "An important scientific innovation rarely makes its way by gradually winn= ing over and converting its opponents: it rarely happens that Saul becomes = Paul=2E" I believe this is applicable to the present discussion, too=2E Seldom argu= ments are solved by persuading, especially on the Internet=2E Let us better= remember that Christmas is approaching and just wish/pray for everyone aro= und us and us ourselves to be kinder towards each other=2E With best regards to everyone, Igors Mihailovs 19 =D0=B4=D0=B5=D0=BA=D0=B0=D0=B1=D1=80=D1=8F 2019 =D0=B3=2E 20:45:09 GMT+= 02:00, "Matthias Heger heger=3D-=3Dualberta=2Eca" =D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=88=D0=B5=D1=82: > >Sent to CCL by: Matthias Heger [heger(a)ualberta=2Eca] >Sebastian, > >First of all, thank you for that very detailed breakdown of what the >meritocracy argument really is: A tool to justify the blatant victim >shaming that we're seeing in this discussion=2E > >You're asking if you are forgetting anything in your list=2E I would >actually expand on your fourth item - not fostering students from >certain backgrounds enough - from the perspective of the current issue=2E >How girls and women are judged in mathematics and science is not just >about background, it absolutely is about gender too=2E This can be very >clearly demonstrated=2E For example, randomized male or female names on >otherwise identical resumes lead to drastic differences in how the >applicants are rated in terms of competence and hireability for >scientific positions=2E [1] One study found that already in primary >school, girls can perform equally as well or even better than boys in >math exams, but only if the tests are anonymized - otherwise, there is >a distinct bias against them=2E This has obvious and lasting effects on >their academic career choices right from the very start=2E [2] > >Gender bias among teachers and professors is an open secret=2E Putting >the "meritocracy" nonsense on top of it is nothing less than adding >insult to injury=2E It actually reminds me of the whole "pulling yourself >up by your bootstraps" thing=2E > >Best, >Matthias > > >[1] https://www=2Epnas=2Eorg/content/109/41/16474 >[2] https://www=2Enber=2Eorg/papers/w20909 > > > >Am 19-Dec=2E-2019 um 12:51 a=2Em=2E schrieb Sebastian seb=2Ekozuch*o*gmai= l=2Ecom: >> Sent to CCL by: Sebastian [seb=2Ekozuch_-_gmail=2Ecom] >>=20 >> Dear CCLers: >>=20 >> Since the topic of the women "quota" in comp chem has been already >discussed >> here before (see the grand ICQC affair), I won't talk about it=2E >Enough is to say >> that I believe that Jim Kress is wrong=2E >>=20 >>=20 >> However, I would like to talk about the concept of Meritocracy=2E >>=20 >>=20 >> TL;DR version: Whoever believes in meritocracy is wrong=2E Horribly >wrong=2E Savage >> capitalism style of wrong=2E "Make America great again" kind of wrong= =2E >>=20 >>=20 >> Long version: >>=20 >> For those that are not familiar with it, there is a concept known in >economy, >> sociology and obviously in sociology of science called the Matthew >effect: >>=20 >> "For to every one who has will more be given, and he will have >abundance; but >> from him who has not, even what he has will be taken away=2E" (Matthew >25:29) >>=20 >> In simple words: "the rich get richer and the poor get poorer" >> (https://en=2Ewikipedia=2Eorg/wiki/Matthew_effect) >>=20 >> We know this from the great inequality that has plagued the world in >the 21st >> century, but there are many studies that point to something that we >all know >> here: Whoever received scientific prizes in the past will have a huge >advantage >> to receive more grants, good students and honors in the future=2E There >are >> mathematical models >> (https://www=2Eworldscientific=2Ecom/doi/abs/10=2E1142/S021952591850014= 5) >already >> pointing to the obvious: >>=20 >>=20 >> Success =3D Talent + Luck >>=20 >> Great Success =3D A little more of Talent + A lot of Luck >>=20 >> (Daniel Kahneman, "Thinking, Fast and Slow") >>=20 >>=20 >> Nobody says that the big names in comp chem are not bright=2E But there >are tons >> of other bright and extremely hard working people that never made it >to the big >> leagues due to a lack of luck=2E Maybe their PhD project was doomed to >fail, but >> nobody could know that until someone tries it (a kind of sacrifice to >the gods >> of science)=2E Maybe their postdoc adviser was an a-hole=2E Maybe they >were born in >> the wrong side of the world=2E And yes, maybe you come from a culture >where women >> are not accepted as scientists since they will "neglect the family >values"=2E If >> by a stroke of luck you had a good head-start, your chances of >success in the >> future grow exponentially=2E >>=20 >> In other words: Meritocracy is a myth=2E A dangerous, unfair myth=2E Bo= th >in the >> economic and in the academic world=2E >>=20 >>=20 >> We are loosing many talents due to the lack of diversity and the >belief that >> people reached their status only due to their capacity=2E We are making >things >> worse each time: >>=20 >> 1) We do not check that we give enough slots to women=2E >>=20 >> 2) We review in a more harshly way a paper if we don't know the >authors >>=20 >> 3) We review in a more harshly way a paper if we don't know how to >pronounce the >> names of the authors (this is a real thing!) >>=20 >> 4) We do not put more effort in teaching and forming students coming >from less >> happy backgrounds or less "academic" cultures >>=20 >> 5) We give great honors to selected people just because they got >honors in the past >>=20 >> 6) We blindly take the H-index as THE measure >>=20 >> 7) We applaud the people that published more papers than can humanly >write (or >> even read!) >>=20 >> (what am I forgetting in this list?) >>=20 >>=20 >> Of course that publishing more and getting prizes is great=2E Each time >that my >> H-index climbs one number I get drunk=2E But we must acknowledge the >luck effect, >> and especially the Matthew effect, in our and others successes=2E >>=20 >> The fair thing is to see beyond that and give more opportunities to >the less >> lucky ones, with the hope they will have the same chances of showing >their >> capacity=2E Sadly we must include women in this bag, even in the 21st >century=2E >> It's not always easy, but we can start by trying to put more women >and/or people >> whose names we cannot pronounce in the conferences' list of invited >speakers=2E >>=20 >>=20 >> Meritocracy should be one-way: the one who merits, should receive=2E If >you >> believe that the ones that received did so exclusively because they >merit, oh >> boy=2E Not only you are unfair, you are unscientific=2E >>=20 >>=20 >> Thanks for listening to my rant, >>=20 >> Sebastian >>=20 >>=20 >>=20 >> On 19/12/2019 0:18, Jim Kress jimkress35_+_gmail=2Ecom wrote: >>> Sent to CCL by: "Jim Kress" [jimkress35[a]gmail=2Ecom] >>> So, they need to ensure they have proper representation of all 26 >genders in their program=2E >>> >>>> From the responses I have seen, including the personal attacks by >Mr=2E Seifert, it is obvious the concept of meritocracy is dead=2E >>> That is unfortunate=2E It reduces these Workshops to useless displays >of virtue signaling and mediocre science=2E >>> >>> I will not comment further=2E I'll have to invoke Mark Twain when he >said " "Never argue with a pig=2E It just frustrates you and irritates >the pig=2E" >>> >>> Jim Kress >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>>> From: owner-chemistry+jimkress35=3D=3Dgmail=2Ecom{:}ccl=2Enet > On Behalf Of Sh= ahar >Keinan skeinan : gmail=2Ecom >>> Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2019 12:43 PM >>> To: Kress, Jim >>> Subject: CCL: 8th French-Japanese Workshop on Computational Methods >in Chemistry >>> >>> >>> Sent to CCL by: Shahar Keinan [skeinan###gmail=2Ecom] I agree with >Kathrin here, it is the role of the organizers to make sure that they >have a balanced conference=2E >>> >>> And it is the role of the community to call them out when they fail >to do so=2E >>> >>> Shahar >>> >>> >>> On 12/18/19 9:30 AM, zborowsk zborowsk,chemia=2Euj=2Eedu=2Epl wrote: >>>> Sent to CCL by: zborowsk [zborowsk]|[chemia=2Euj=2Eedu=2Epl] W dniu >>>> 2019-12-18 11:07, Kathrin Helen Hopmann kathrin=2Ehopmann=2E:=2Euit= =2Eno >>>> napisa=C5=82(a): >>>>> Sent to CCL by: Kathrin Helen Hopmann [kathrin=2Ehopmann=2E=2Euit=2E= no] >Dear >>>>> Organizers of the 8th French-Japanese Workshop on Computational >>>>> Methods in Chemistry, >>>>> >>>>> I am sorry that I may have miscounted, it seems there is 1 female >>>>> speaker among the 19 confirmed invited speakers (perhaps I have >>>>> misinterpreted some of the other name and there are more?)=2E >>>>> >>>>> I know it is not easy for conference organizers to ensure a >>>>> gender-balanced program=2E But we need to talk about this problem >>>>> sometimes, so that we can find out how we can improve things=2E >>>>> >>>>> with best regards, >>>>> Kathrin Hopmann >>>> Do not only talk about, simply take a part in the conference, then >the >>>> balance will be significantly improved=2E >>>> >>>>> >>>>> -----Original Message----- >>>>>> From: Kathrin Helen Hopmann >>>>> Sent: onsdag 18=2E desember 2019 11:27 >>>>> To: 'CCL Subscribers' >>>>> Subject: RE: CCL: 8th French-Japanese Workshop on Computational >>>>> Methods in Chemistry >>>>> >>>>> Dear Organizers of the 8th French-Japanese Workshop on >Computational >>>>> Methods in Chemistry, >>>>> >>>>> I counted 19 confirmed invited speakers on your website=2E >>>>> Sadly, not a single of these seems to be a woman=2E >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> with best regards >>>>> Kathrin Hopmann >>>>> >>>>> -----Original Message----- >>>>>> From: owner-chemistry+kathrin=2Ehopmann=3D=3Duit=2Eno^ccl=2Enet >>>>>> On Beha= lf Of >>>>>> Francois Berenger mlists(a)ligand=2Eeu >>>>> Sent: onsdag 18=2E desember 2019 06:47 >>>>> To: Kathrin Helen Hopmann >>>>> Subject: CCL: 8th French-Japanese Workshop on Computational >Methods >>>>> in Chemistry >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Sent to CCL by: "Francois Berenger" [mlists- -ligand=2Eeu] >>>>> Registration for the 8th French-Japanese Workshop on Computational >>>>> Methods in Chemistry (FJCMC2020) is open! >>>>> >>>>> Please consider joining us March 19th and 20th 2020 at Kumamoto >>>>> university (Japan)=2E >>>>> >>>>> We will be lucky to have presentations by many prestigious >speakers: >>>>> http://www=2Echem=2Ekumamoto-u=2Eac=2Ejp/~frjp2020/invited-speakers= =2Ehtml >>>>> >>>>> More information can be found at: >>>>> http://www=2Echem=2Ekumamoto-u=2Eac=2Ejp/~frjp2020/index=2Ehtml >>>>> >>>>> The registration page is: >>>>> http://www=2Echem=2Ekumamoto-u=2Eac=2Ejp/~frjp2020/registration=2Eht= ml >>>>> >>>>> We are looking forward to meet you in Kumamoto, The >>>>> >>>>> >organizers=2Ehttp://www=2Eccl=2Enet/cgi-bin/ccl/send_ccl_messagehttp://ww= w=2E >>>>> >ccl=2Enet/chemistry/sub_unsub=2Eshtmlhttp://www=2Eccl=2Enet/spammers=2Etx= t>>> >Conferences: >>>>> 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=D0=B0=D1=82=D0=BA=D0=BE=D1=81=D1=82=D1=8C, =D1=81=D0=BE=D0=B7=D0=B4=D0=B0= =D0=BD=D0=BE =D0=B2 K-9 Mail=2E ------POX2R9EURFSDEJ5Y8JBRM3ZJOXPSZW Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Dear everyone,

As far as I understand, the = original problem of this discussion (unbalanced selection of invited speake= rs at a workshop) got its solution as good as this community can provide - = by sending the notification about the concerns to the organizers=2E I since= rely doubt that further heated discussion would be helpful considering the = staunch positions of both sides=2E Let me remember Max Planck:

"An i= mportant scientific innovation rarely makes its way by gradually winning ov= er and converting its opponents: it rarely happens that Saul becomes Paul= =2E"

I believe this is applicable to the present discussion, too=2E = Seldom arguments are solved by persuading, especially on the Internet=2E Le= t us better remember that Christmas is approaching and just wish/pray for e= veryone around us and us ourselves to be kinder towards each other=2E
With best regards to everyone,
Igors Mihailovs

19 =D0=B4=D0=B5=D0=BA=D0=B0=D0=B1=D1=80=D1=8F 2019 =D0=B3=2E 20:= 45:09 GMT+02:00, "Matthias Heger heger=3D-=3Dualberta=2Eca" <owner-chemi= stry : ccl=2Enet> =D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=88=D0=B5=D1=82:

Sent to CCL by: Matthias Heger [heger(a)ualberta= =2Eca]
Sebastian,

First of all, thank you for that very detailed = breakdown of what the meritocracy argument really is: A tool to justify the= blatant victim shaming that we're seeing in this discussion=2E

You'= re asking if you are forgetting anything in your list=2E I would actually e= xpand on your fourth item - not fostering students from certain backgrounds= enough - from the perspective of the current issue=2E How girls and women = are judged in mathematics and science is not just about background, it abso= lutely is about gender too=2E This can be very clearly demonstrated=2E For = example, randomized male or female names on otherwise identical resumes lea= d to drastic differences in how the applicants are rated in terms of compet= ence and hireability for scientific positions=2E [1] One study found that a= lready in primary school, girls can perform equally as well or even better = than boys in math exams, but only if thally as well or even better than boy= s in math exams, but only if the tests are anonymized - otherwise, there is= a distinct bias against them=2E This has obvious and lasting effects on th= eir academic career choices right from the very start=2E [2]

Gender = bias among teachers and professors is an open secret=2E Putting the "merito= cracy" nonsense on top of it is nothing less than adding insult to injury= =2E It actually reminds me of the whole "pulling yourself up by your bootst= raps" thing=2E

Best,
Matthias


[1] https://www=2Epnas=2Eorg/content/109/= 41/16474
[2]



Am 19-Dec=2E-2019 um 12= :51 a=2Em=2E schrieb Sebastian seb=2Ekozuch*o*gmail=2Ecom:
Sent to CCL by: Sebastian [seb=2Ekozuch= _-_gmail=2Ecom]

Dear CCLers:

Since the topic of the women "qu= ota" in comp chem has been already discussed
here before (see the grand = ICQC affair), I won't talk about it=2E Enough is to say
that I believe t= hat Jim Kress is wrong=2E


However, I would like to talk about th= e concept of Meritocracy=2E


TL;DR version: Whoever believes in m= eritocracy is wrong=2E Horribly wrong=2E Savage
capitalism style of wron= g=2E "Make America great again" kind of wrong=2E


Long version:
For those that are not familiar with it, there is a concept known in = economy,
sociology and obviously in sociology of science called the Matt= hew effect:

"For to every one who has will more be given, and he wil= l have abundance; but
from him who has not, even what he has will be tak= en away=2E" (Matthew 25:29)

In simple words: "the rich get richer an= d the poor get poorer"
(
https://en=2Ewikipedia=2Eorg/wiki/Matthew_effect)

= We know this from the great inequality that has plagued the world in the 21= st
century, but there are many studies that point to something that we a= ll know
here: Whoever received scientific prizes in the past will have a= huge advantage
to receive more grants, good students and honors in the = future=2E There are
mathematical models
(https://www=2Eworl= dscientific=2Ecom/doi/abs/10=2E1142/S0219525918500145) already
point= ing to the obvious:


Success =3D Talent + Luck

Great Succe= ss =3D A little more of Talent + A lot of Luck

(Daniel Kahneman, "Th= inking, Fast and Slow")


Nobody says that the big names in comp c= hem are not bright=2E But there are tons
of other bright and extremely h= ard working people that never made it to the big
leagues due to a lack o= f luck=2E Maybe their PhD project was doomed to fail, but
nobody could k= now that until someone tries it (a kind of sacrifice to the gods
of scie= nce)=2E Maybe their postdoc adviser was an a-hole=2E Maybe they were born i= n
the wrong side of the world=2E And yes, maybe you come from a culture = where women
are not accepted as scientists since they will "neglect the = family values"=2E If
by a stroke of luck you had a good head-start, your= chances of success in the
future grow exponentially=2E

In other = words: Meritocracy is a myth=2E A dangerous, unfair myth=2E Both in the
= economic and in the academic world=2E


We are loosing many talent= s due to the lack of diversity and the belief that
people reached their = status only due to their capacity=2E We are making things
worse each tim= e:

1) We do not check that we give enough slots to women=2E

2= ) We review in a more harshly way a paper if we don't know the authors
<= br>3) We review in a more harshly way a paper if we don't know how to prono= unce the
names of the authors (this is a real thing!)

4) We do no= t put more effort in teaching and forming students coming from less
happ= y backgrounds or less "academic" cultures

5) We give great honors to= selected people just because they got honors in the past

6) We blin= dly take the H-index as THE measure

7) We applaud the people that pu= blished more papers than can humanly write (or
even read!)

(what = am I forgetting in this list?)


Of course that publishing more an= d getting prizes is great=2E Each time that my
H-index climbs one number= I get drunk=2E But we must acknowledge the luck effect,
and especially = the Matthew effect, in our and others successes=2E

The fair thing is= to see beyond that and give more opportunities to the less
lucky ones, = with the hope they will have the same chances of showing their
capacity= =2E Sadly we must include women in this bag, even in the 21st century=2EIt's not always easy, but we can start by trying to put more women and/or = people
whose names we cannot pronounce in the conferences' list of invit= ed speakers=2E


Meritocracy should be one-way: the one who merits= , should receive=2E If you
believe that the ones that received did so ex= clusively because they merit, oh
boy=2E Not only you are unfair, you are= unscientific=2E


Thanks for listening to my rant,

Sebasti= an



On 19/12/2019 0:18, Jim Kress jimkress35_+_gmail=2Ecom wr= ote:
Sent to CCL by: "= Jim Kress" [jimkress35[a]gmail=2Ecom]
So, they need to ensure they have= proper representation of all 26 genders in their program=2E

From the responses I have seen, i= ncluding the personal attacks by Mr=2E Seifert, it is obvious the concept o= f meritocracy is dead=2E
That is unfortunate=2E It reduce= s these Workshops to useless displays of virtue signaling and mediocre scie= nce=2E

I will not comment further=2E I'll have to invoke Mark Twai= n when he said " "Never argue with a pig=2E It just frustrates you and irri= tates the pig=2E"

Jim Kress

-----Original Message-----
<= blockquote class=3D"gmail_quote" style=3D"margin: 0pt 0pt 1ex 0=2E8ex; bord= er-left: 1px solid #8ae234; padding-left: 1ex;">From: owner-chemistry+jimkr= ess35=3D=3Dgmail=2Ecom{:}ccl=2Enet <owner-chemistry+jimkress35=3D=3Dgmai= l=2Ecom{:}ccl=2Enet> On Behalf Of Shahar Keinan skeinan : gmail=2Ecom
Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2019 12:43 PM
To: Kress, J= im <jimkress35{:}gmail=2Ecom>
Subject: CCL: 8th French-Japanese = Workshop on Computational Methods in Chemistry


Sent to CCL by: = Shahar Keinan [skeinan###gmail=2Ecom] I agree with Kathrin here, it is the = role of the organizers to make sure that they have a balanced conference=2E=

And it is the role of the community to call them out when they fai= l to do so=2E

Shahar


On 12/18/19 9:30 AM, zborowsk zbor= owsk,chemia=2Euj=2Eedu=2Epl wrote:
Sent to CCL by: zborowsk [zborowsk]|[chemia=2Euj=2Eedu=2Epl] W = dniu
2019-12-18 11:07, Kathrin Helen Hopmann kathrin=2Ehopmann=2E:=2Euit= =2Eno
napisa=C5=82(a):
Sent to CCL by: Kathrin Helen Hopmann [kathrin=2Ehopmann=2E=2Euit=2Eno]= Dear
Organizers of the 8th French-Japanese Workshop on Computational Methods in Chemistry,

I am sorry that I may have miscounted, it = seems there is 1 female
speaker among the 19 confirmed invited speakers= (perhaps I have
misinterpreted some of the other name and there are mo= re?)=2E

I know it is not easy for conference organizers to ensure a=
gender-balanced program=2E But we need to talk about this problem
= sometimes, so that we can find out how we can improve things=2E

wit= h best regards,
Kathrin Hopmann
Do not only talk about= , simply take a part in the conference, then the
balance will be signif= icantly improved=2E


-----Original Message-----
From: Kathrin Helen Hopmann
Sent: onsdag 18=2E d= esember 2019 11:27
To: 'CCL Subscribers' <chemistry^ccl=2Enet> Subject: RE: CCL: 8th French-Japanese Workshop on Computational
Metho= ds in Chemistry

Dear Organizers of the 8th French-Japanese Workshop= on Computational
Methods in Chemistry,

I counted 19 confirmed = invited speakers on your website=2E
Sadly, not a single of these seems = to be a woman=2E


with best regards
Kathrin Hopmann

= -----Original Message-----
From: owner-chemistry+kathrin=2Ehopmann=3D=3Duit=2Eno^ccl=2Enet
<= owner-chemistry+kathrin=2Ehopmann=3D=3Duit=2Eno^ccl=2Enet> On Behalf Of<= br>Francois Berenger mlists(a)ligand=2Eeu
Sent: onsdag 18= =2E desember 2019 06:47
To: Kathrin Helen Hopmann <kathrin=2Ehopmann= ^uit=2Eno>
Subject: CCL: 8th French-Japanese Workshop on Computation= al Methods
in Chemistry


Sent to CCL by: "Francois Berenger= " [mlists- -ligand=2Eeu]
Registration for the 8th French-Japanese Works= hop on Computational
Methods in Chemistry (FJCMC2020) is open!

= Please consider joining us March 19th and 20th 2020 at Kumamoto
univers= ity (Japan)=2E

We will be lucky to have presentations by many prest= igious speakers:
http://www=2Echem=2Ekumamoto-u=2Eac=2Ejp/~= frjp2020/invited-speakers=2Ehtml

More information can be found = at:
http://www=2Echem=2Ekumamoto-u=2Eac=2Ejp/~frjp2020/index=2Ehtml

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