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> I know it when I see it. I would counter that you often think you know it when you see it, but may be incorrect. Knowing more about the circumstances and wh
by kbenson 7y ago
> I know it when I see it.
I would counter that you often think you know it when you see it, but may be incorrect. Knowing more about the circumstances and why something is done often reduces or eliminated the creepiness, in that what you assumed was the reason behind the behavior wasn't correct.
- Barracoon 7y agoCreepy is a subjective descriptor. One person's creepy is another person's not-creepy. Things may be both creep and not-creepy at the same time, depending on who is observing it. I don't know that you can say someone's perception of creepiness is incorrect as that implies that there is an objectively correct label for creepiness.