> Even beyond the strategic perspective, it’s just sort of embarrassing to have two good theories of how society and politics work that make opposite prediction

> Even beyond the strategic perspective, it’s just sort of embarrassing to have two good theories of how society and politics work that make opposite predictions from each other. What are some heuristics for when one would work rather than another? What's embarrassing is that Scott Alexander is unable to answer that question himself. Maybe he should ask ChatGPT?