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Not in my understanding: it is group A believes in X group B believes in Y What the parent poster seemed to imply was group A believes in not Y. Or a more
by hutzlibu 3y ago
Not in my understanding: it is
group A believes in X
group B believes in Y
What the parent poster seemed to imply was
group A believes in not Y.
Or a more concrete example of today, many people today define themself by being anti green, anti progressive, anti woke, antifashist etc. but often struggle to define what they are standing for.
- drc500free 3y agoThe theory would be that given A believes X and B believes Y, A is more likely to incorporate ~X and B is more likely to incorporate ~Y. And because beliefs tend to be on a bit of a continuum, what starts with A believes Z <= 4 and B believes Z >=5 evolves to A believes Z <=1 and B believes Z >=9, and both believe anyone who believes 3<=Z<=7 is not part of their group.