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I understand you don't necessarily buy into that argument, but allow me to offer a counter-counter. That argument relies on the collected data being closer to
by playeren 10y ago
I understand you don't necessarily buy into that argument, but allow me to offer a counter-counter.
That argument relies on the collected data being closer to the truth, than the absence of it. I think that may be true for (statistically) normal people. But for narcissists and sociopaths, it may also be a helpful tool for someone creating a fake alter ego of benevolence and 'harmlessness'.