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>Most YouTube users (and people on the Internet in general) do not conduct themselves respectfully or demonstrate any sort of intellectual curiosity when engagi
by avs733 5y ago
>Most YouTube users (and people on the Internet in general) do not conduct themselves respectfully or demonstrate any sort of intellectual curiosity when engaging with these sorts of feedback mechanisms.
You nailed how I feel about this entire conversation. The author of the blog PopeHat summarized it really eloquently:
Stop pretending bad faith is good faith for the purposes of “politeness” or “dialogue.”
https://twitter.com/Popehat https://twitter.com/Popehat
- Mountain_Skies 5y agoOf course bad faith just coincidentally happens to be something my ideological opposites do and good faith is what people who agree with me do. Strange how it works out that way but I assure you, it has nothing to do with my ideological values and is merely a coincidence.
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- Jensson 5y ago> Stop pretending bad faith is good faith for the purposes of “politeness” or “dialogue.” Assuming others argue in bad faith is even worse than arguing in bad faith. If you argue at all you should assume that the other party argues in good faith, otherwise just stop as you only hurt your cause by assuming bad intentions in an argument.