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> because the best people at playing the etiquette game are the ones you shouldn't trust. Evidence? This assumes that “the etiquette game” is fundamentally un
by adamsea 6y ago
> because the best people at playing the etiquette game are the ones you shouldn't trust.
Evidence?
This assumes that “the etiquette game” is fundamentally untrustworthy, unimportant, or trivial.
- read_if_gay_ 6y agoI guess it is if you treat it as a game. I'm kinda surprised that even things like shaking hands and smiling are treated with so much disdain by some people. It just seems like Being Friendly 101 to me.
- adamsea 6y agoAgreed :). I mean I think it’s both. When learning new social norms, or, in certain environments there is a game-like aspect. But I don’t use the word game as a pejorative.