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I don't know why you're being downvoted, shame is one of the most powerful motivators that exists in humans; I'd put money on it being the most powerful. Peopl
by Spivak 3y ago
I don't know why you're being downvoted, shame is one of the most powerful motivators that exists in humans; I'd put money on it being the most powerful. People who are loudly disagreeing don't understand that "shaming (v.)" doesn't always equate to shame actually being felt in the target of said shaming. The act of shaming loses a lot of effectiveness when you can find a community of people who will tell you that it's not actually shameful and that, "no actually the people shaming you are wrong" because those people will suddenly be your best friends. This can be good thing, homosexuality, or bad thing, nazis. And the internet has made every one of those communities 0 distance from everyone. It's why people who try to employ it cut you off from your support networks.
Shame is so effective when it actually lands that you can never fully deprogram it -- I will live with my Catholic guilt for the rest of my life.
- redcobra762 3y agoSetting aside how wrong everything you just wrote is, companies aren’t people and do not have shame.
- Spivak 3y agoSounds like someone is jealous they didn't get to have any of the apple. This is why words have meanings. Companies aren't people and hence "shaming a company" can't possibly mean "shaming the legal entity" because that's nonsense but instead shaming the humans that make up that legal entity. Saying such a thing is impossible actually treats the company as an autonomous metamind. I interpreted what you said as nonsensical and I'm making that your problem isn't really an argument.
- redcobra762 3y agoYou’re saying things like “metamind” but I’m the person writing nonsense? Okay, bud.