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Yes, let's all take this to heart. But once we get to the corollary: > It's not the incentives, it's them What are we to do? Shame them, sure, but until a c
by __MatrixMan__ 1y ago
Yes, let's all take this to heart. But once we get to the corollary:
> It's not the incentives, it's them
What are we to do? Shame them, sure, but until a critical mass of us is prepared to interfere, to inject ourselves without consent into the business of others, then it comes back to fixing the incentives.
- justin_oaks 1y agoAvoiding shame is an incentive. It boils down to: "Why are people violating these unenforced rules? Sure it benefits them, but don't they feel bad?"