[2] which, I suppose, is also good evidence for the claim that "the EEOC doesn't care about keeping its website listing current cases particularly current", but that's a different issue.
Or, IOW, can make assesments based on what they know, without necessarily having some kind of forensic level or mathematical level proof.
Which is an essential skill in real life (even in court actually). Seems like a lot of people, especially programmers, conflate real life discussions with theorem proving.
"The EEO-1 doesn't include age" is a readily verifiable fact.
"The EEOC doesn't care about age", OTOH, is claim which requires some argument beyond merely the observation that EEO-1 doesn't include age. [1]
[1] See, e.g., http://www.eeoc.gov/eeoc/litigation/selected/adea.cfm [2]
[2] which, I suppose, is also good evidence for the claim that "the EEOC doesn't care about keeping its website listing current cases particularly current", but that's a different issue.