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The core belief of the manifesto: The idea of merit is in fact never clearly defined; rather, it seems to be a form of recognition, an acknowledgem
by rootlocus 8y ago
The core belief of the manifesto:
The idea of merit is in fact never clearly defined;
rather, it seems to be a form of recognition, an
acknowledgement that “this person is valuable insofar
as they are like me.”
is flawed and some of the issues on GH pointed this out (in the first post at least).
- rapnie 8y agoWell, maybe that is true, but if you read the reactions, the text is interpreted way further than what is written down there. Also some of the responses are outright rude and uncivil.