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Pre selecting a category of things that "you should not think"? How isn't that sentence insulting to the reader's intelligence?
by sebastianconcpt 4y ago
Pre selecting a category of things that "you should not think"? How isn't that sentence insulting to the reader's intelligence?
- aizyuval 4y agoI’m a bit puzzled by this question. My main goal was to approach underlying social norms. I didn’t mean to point out that others do not know them and I do. I’ve tried to generalize examples that we all might notice and reason with. How could’ve I done that better?
- neonate 4y agoIt's not obvious what the title has to do with the article. And it's a bit clickbaity.
- sebastianconcpt 4y agoNoticing that the proposal doesn't come from modesty or from nurturing intelligence but from an arrogant imposed informational design. That scales to propaganda and censorship creating a new invariably catastrophic set of social norms (imposed instead of emergent).