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I don't think the examples were exhaustive. As I read it, the writer tries to extrapolate and generalize his principal to everything and everywhere as some sort
by csomar 3y ago
I don't think the examples were exhaustive. As I read it, the writer tries to extrapolate and generalize his principal to everything and everywhere as some sort of natural law; so it'll affect governments, unions, companies, etc...
- crabmusket 3y agoI think that's a fair and charitable reading, that maybe they've just overgeneralised a bit, or maybe just haven't chosen the exact mix of examples they "should" have. The ideological lean, though it may have been completely innocent or accidental, stood out to me.