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This just feels to me like one of those things that seems great on paper, then in practice requires a lot of things to line up to work as intended (like Communi
by danielvinson 10y ago
This just feels to me like one of those things that seems great on paper, then in practice requires a lot of things to line up to work as intended (like Communism?).
I also really dislike the fact that the language used would be very hard to a non-native English speaker, which makes me question how useful it is at solving the problems it is obviously addressing (cultural differences, social norms, etc.).
- kbenson 10y agoI take a slightly different view of it, with mostly the same conclusion. When something seems to require people be able to identify and self-regulate some of the baser elements of human psychology, it's unlikely to to work in practice. I contend that even the most reasonable and rational person will have periods where they enter a state of unreasonableness and/or irrationality that is impossible to identify while within said period.
- maxander 10y agoI think it's precisely for those times that they have the fourth bullet-point; > Do not be offended if someone suggests you are not being reasonable.