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Why?

• webmaven 6y ago
  > Why? Malice implies intent, which absent supporting evidence may be an unwarranted assumption. This is a form of attribution bias. For that matter, assuming stupidity can be an attribution bias as well, as the action being judged may be random, ill-informed, or otherwise subject to additional context of constraints or circumstances we aren't privy to.
  • mattgreenrocks 6y ago
    Yeah. I don’t see it as stupidity, but entirely rational behavior in the face of complex existential issues.