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Yes, definitely valuable. On the other hand, people are demonstrably less generous in their assumptions about other people's motivations and more likely to obje
by neltnerb 6y ago
Yes, definitely valuable. On the other hand, people are demonstrably less generous in their assumptions about other people's motivations and more likely to objectify them in the classic sense if they have not and will almost certainly never encounter them in real life.
Double edged sword to be sure. It's great that people get access to better information, but we need to evolve as a species in order to handle bubbles this big.