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Sure; the author fell victim to a classic blunder: The Hasty Generalization Fallacy - attributing characteristics of many, from the characteristics of a few. Si
by HaZeust 3y ago
Sure; the author fell victim to a classic blunder: The Hasty Generalization Fallacy - attributing characteristics of many, from the characteristics of a few. Silicon Valley is a 3 million person population with varying degrees of ideology, belief, merit, purpose and/or goals, and so much more. This article is generalization upon generalization; and uninspired, jaded ones at that.
Contrarian-speak to any group's status quo is a dime-a-dozen, let's do it without hasty generalization on wide bodies.
- camillomiller 3y agoThis are exactly the kind of talking points that the powerful and controlling elements of the criticized group would want you to use to dismiss criticism and protect their own interests.
- HaZeust 3y agoWould you like to elucidate the implications you're vaguely gesturing to, for us?