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This is the "scale invariant fallacy." When you're in public you can be casually observed by people or followed by police if they happen to be interested in you
by Spivak 2y ago
This is the "scale invariant fallacy." When you're in public you can be casually observed by people or followed by police if they happen to be interested in you. And so therefore observing every person's movements in public 24/7 with perfect detail
and memory must be also okay like these aren't two very different things.
Scale can change the fundamental nature of a thing: walking down the street while being pissed as your government is one thing, but if you get 1000 friends to do it with you it's a march.
- otterley 2y agoYour point is well-taken, but why is it called a fallacy, though? There's nothing fallacious about scale.