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The "offensive" attribute aside (which I also have issues with in many contexts), doesn't antirez have a point?
by imartin2k 9y ago
The "offensive" attribute aside (which I also have issues with in many contexts), doesn't antirez have a point?
- Pica_soO 9y agoSocial terror until everyone is on his/her toes and the resources are redistributed not according to achievement/risk&reward - but how high you are on the ladder in the new church of social progression? Is there a way to opt out of your version of society?
- belorn 9y agoIn order for antirez to have a point, let assume we built an experimental environment with cameras to observe how people behave. Let say we want to observe how eye contact is being made, in which order, and to whom and at what rate when a test person enters a group to introduce themselves. Variables we adjust are among things like hight, age, gender of test subject, gender distribution of the test group, appearance of strength, social economical status signals, gait, posture, and olfaction. Then we take a base line, and compare that to when we change a single variable. The question to be answered is: which variable has no effect, which variable has biggest effect, and what is the underlying reason when an variable has an effect.