Ingrid Snook, Chapter 5, Question 1

After reading chapter 5, I realize the big ripple effect that individuals choices based off their knowledge create. The issues brought up in this chapter including healthcare and racial/sex profiling are all looked at in a really realistic way from multiple points of view. I think both of these things are issues everyone can run into when they're at an age for personal health care or a serious career. We may have limited health care options, or be turned down for a job just because I'm a woman and may have to take maternity leave. This whole concept was very corrupt to me. But companies walk the fine line of not enough information and too much information to base their decisions off of. It doesn't really seem like there's a happy medium. But since these issues are so common, I'm sure some of us in the distant future will run into it whether we know it or not. Hopefully we can be better informed as people to make rational decisions that are based off of humanization rather than off of profit and greed!