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It's always worth giving people the benefit of the doubt on the first time. After that....guess there's one exception I still make. I learned that it's called "
by nonrandomstring 2y ago
It's always worth giving people the benefit of the doubt on the first
time. After that....guess there's one exception I still make. I
learned that it's called "sealioning". When someone repeatedly,
dishonestly professes ignorance as a way of making an obtuse
argument. I see a bit of that wilful ignorance here on HN when people
say things like "I don't see why... <self evident, commonly known
truth>"