> and maybe also learn to prioritize minding our own business more than distant/unverifiable/likely distorted events. This has substantial epistemic issues, pa

> and maybe also learn to prioritize minding our own business more than distant/unverifiable/likely distorted events. This has substantial epistemic issues, particularly if you include complex causality (since it is often not possible to accurately derive what "one's business" is, what "is" or is not verifiable in fact, or what is "likely"... All of that is driven by sub-perceptual, culturally conditioned heuristics). Epistemology is extremely counterintuitive.