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Sometimes, a contrarian take doesn't fit, and 2 and 2 does make 4.

• uoaei 4y ago
  It's exactly this kind of inevitabilism that validates skepticism.
  • BulgarianIdiot 4y ago
    *empiricism What we have, right now, is enough to turn many things in the world upside-down, and we only owe it to human and legal inertia that this is still not absolutely apparent yet, unless you're following what's happening.
    • uoaei 4y ago
      Empiricism by definition is concerned only with the past. There is no way to extrapolate from where we were to where we will be with such extreme technological shifts. Hindsight bias.