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> As a person who prizes the idea that what we say and do are more important than who we are I am not sure I follow - what we say and do is who we are, how cou
by 1659447091 4y ago
> As a person who prizes the idea that what we say and do are more important than who we are
I am not sure I follow - what we say and do is who we are, how could it be otherwise?
- Taywee 4y agoThat's my point. Saying that there's an unethical dishonesty to using an alias or an entire persona is missing the point that it's actually unimportant, and behavior is the only thing that matters. I was responding to a comment that stated that "it's not possible to practice this and remain wholly honest without some sort of ethical loophole". I disagree that an online persona is inherently unethical or even dishonest, because the basic assumption should be that it's all unimportant and possibly fake.