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> invalidating other people's individual experiences It's called "disagreeing". It doesn't "invalidate" anything.
by seneca 2y ago
> invalidating other people's individual experiences
It's called "disagreeing". It doesn't "invalidate" anything.
- david-gpu 2y agoThey weren't disagreeing, they were minimizing other people's suffering and one-upping them. It's not a friendly thing to do and doesn't lead to an open curious conversation.