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No, the probity of those around you is relevant. It goes to moral credibility when you or anyone speaks.
by threatofrain 6y ago
No, the probity of those around you is relevant. It goes to moral credibility when you or anyone speaks.
- LatteLazy 6y agoI think that's bs. If it's not, then before anyone can do anything you need a complete list of every bad thing happening and you need to order it in importance and badness and then you need to get everyone to agree on it. That's a recipe to do nothing but argue. That's what we've been doing for 30 years.
- threatofrain 6y ago> before anyone can do anything you need a complete list But nobody works like that. People act on moral confidence, not certainty. If we had certainty, then would we need to worry about credibility? > That's a recipe to do nothing but argue. That's what we've been doing for 30 years. I'm making a description and not a prescription, so if you say we've been doing something 30 years, then you already agree to the description.