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Not anything racist or illegal but yes I find pc culture insufferable. It stifles creativity and most importantly reduces trust between parties. For context I a
by nodemaker 4y ago
Not anything racist or illegal but yes I find pc culture insufferable. It stifles creativity and most importantly reduces trust between parties. For context I am an Indian guy.
- wolverine876 4y agoPoliteness, lack of hate, etc. generally increase trust; that's much of their purpose. How do racial slurs increase trust? How do you define "pc culture", and what specifically causes problems and how? Attacking other people's beliefs as "insufferable", and aggressively demonstrating close-mindedness to them, tends to reduce trust.
- theduder99 4y ago[flagged]
- nodemaker 4y agoIn general trust is increased when all parties are speaking openly about whatever they are thinking.
- wolverine876 4y agoIt's a sort of philosophical idea - openness and free expression - taken to a logical and inhuman extreme. I cannot think of a situation where it is appropriate to say whatever I'm thinking. I think it would destroy trust, not least by demonstrating the unreliability of my judgment.
- nodemaker 4y agoHere is a thought experiment for you. First think of the people you trust the most in this world, then imagine if they stopped speaking about whats on their mind with you. Would your trust in them increase or decrease?
- wolverine876 4y agoThey don't say nearly everything they think; nobody does.
- nodemaker 4y agoQuestion is...Would your trust for them increase or decrease if they started speaking less openly?
- wolverine876 4y agoIt depends on how they spoke before. If they said rude things and began refraining, I would trust them more.