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The key word that I am objecting to is always. Trade-offs aren't some law of physics, and when they do it isn't in some cartoon way that always balances out.
by s1artibartfast 2y ago
The key word that I am objecting to is always. Trade-offs aren't some law of physics, and when they do it isn't in some cartoon way that always balances out.
Having trisomy 21 or exons in your myosin genes don't give you superpowers in another part of your life. There are people with excellent memory and social skills, and people that lack both.
By way of analogy, nobody would say that all possible airplane designs are equal and there are only trade-offs. Some are superior in every possible respect to others.
- bluGill 2y agoThere are however other causes where there really are trade offs. We do not know when those cases are.
- s1artibartfast 2y agoOf course. Like I said, The key word that I am objecting to is always. The appropriate response unknowns is not to declare that tradeoffs are always the case, let alone equal