> not forcefully expose yourself to a shitty situation for no reason. Well my whole point is that there's not 'no reason'. (Except sometimes in the case of gen

> not forcefully expose yourself to a shitty situation for no reason. Well my whole point is that there's not 'no reason'. (Except sometimes in the case of genuinely bad/toxic people, like I mention). Maybe a more general way of saying what I'm saying: I think convenience-maximization finds local optima too aggressively. I think life oughta be a bit more like simulated annealing.