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> How about when it's not a simple underlying problem? Then applying brute force instead of empathy is still not going to work? I am not sure exactly what nit
by tbabb 8y ago
> How about when it's not a simple underlying problem?
Then applying brute force instead of empathy is still not going to work?
I am not sure exactly what nit you are picking.
- khazhou 8y agoI'm not arguing against empathy. I guess I'm just saying it's necessary but very far from sufficient in many cases. In the article, it was basically sufficient.