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One of the few sentences more depressing (when relevant) than "Stallman was right" is "Ted Kaczynski had a point".
by zen_1 3y ago
One of the few sentences more depressing (when relevant) than "Stallman was right" is "Ted Kaczynski had a point".
- kubanczyk 3y agoCategorizing useful arguments into boxes with labels like "Ted K" is over-simplification. Worldview is not about chains of arguments, but directed acyclic graphs of arguments. You can even have exactly the same starting assumptions, but arrive at a totally different branch. It all depends on how well you connect the dots on your way.
- AlgorithmicTime 3y ago[dead]