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Fair enough! I agree with that and looks like I missed your main point. It’s a bit naive and generally ahistorical to think we’ve “transcended paradigms”, whet
by klabb3 3y ago
Fair enough! I agree with that and looks like I missed your main point.
It’s a bit naive and generally ahistorical to think we’ve “transcended paradigms”, whether within tech or outside. It’s similar to the bias of thinking that current year/western/majority perspectives are “enlightened” and free of bias. Usually just means we’re unable to see the bigger picture.