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> I don't think this sort of emotional, loose-facted "hot take" style response is real constructive I do. A basic pedagogic principle is that conditioning work

> I don't think this sort of emotional, loose-facted "hot take" style response is real constructive I do. A basic pedagogic principle is that conditioning works better the closer the consequence is to the action. They should be afraid of backlash at every turn. People must be ready to actually walk away, otherwise you get into a Reddit-type situation in which everything ends up just like before.

freedomben 3y ago
> A basic pedagogic principle is that conditioning works better the closer the consequence is to the action. > They should be afraid of backlash at every turn. > People must be ready to actually walk away, otherwise you get into a Reddit-type situation in which everything ends up just like before I actually agree with all of that, but I don't think the hot take gets us there. You can have backlash and people walking away, while staying fact-based and even tempered. In fact I think that's far more effective because then (Red Hat in this case) will see the logical connection. If it's just emotional stuff then it's easy to dismiss the quitters as irrational fringe people that aren't reasonable anyway (and I don't think that's far off from the reality).