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by redcobra762 1y ago

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blitzpoet 1y ago
g: Criticism is the price for success?
- redcobra762 1y ago
  Sorry to be clear: I want to reinforce my belief that this ad you've posted is profoundly stupid. What would my virtue garnish be for that?
  - mpnsk1 1y ago
    If you want to reinforce your current beliefs do the opposite. Write nothing down. Do what comes to your mind first. You do you. If I had a garnish that turned anything objectively stupid into something that has objective value it would probably revolutionize chain-of-thought reasoning.
lifthrasiir 1y ago
Gemini suggested some: "Seek first to understand, then to be understood", "Let go of judgment", "My goal is progress, not perfection or judgment" and so on. Sounds fine as virtue garnishes for your whisper.
- redcobra762 1y ago
  You're presupposing that this blogvertisement ought not be considered profoundly stupid. What would my virtue garnish be if I wanted to think of this blatant attempt at shilling a book as a waste of digital space?
  - lifthrasiir 1y ago
    Oh, I didn't realize your OP was actually a satire. I intentionally ignored that part because well, you can always take whatever meaningful informations out of anything including stupidly apparent ads. As the other comment said, the whisper part is a well-known strategy as well.
    - redcobra762 1y ago
      You genuinely read this ad and think there's something to be learned? If I take this concept seriously for a few seconds, it's one massive exercise in begging the question. The argument boils down to "notice when you do something wrong" while simultaneously admitting that people don't do that. And the ad's advice for doing it? Do it. What?! That's profoundly stupid as a concept, where "profoundly stupid" here is defined specifically as an argument with a clear reasoning issue. You know one great way to stop smoking? By stopping. OP is stealing Bob Newhart's bit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcSAQyzPcl0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcSAQyzPcl0
jayd16 1y ago
g: That's just, like, your opinion, man.

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blitzpoet 1y ago

g: Criticism is the price for success?

redcobra762 1y ago
Sorry to be clear: I want to reinforce my belief that this ad you've posted is profoundly stupid. What would my virtue garnish be for that?
- mpnsk1 1y ago
  If you want to reinforce your current beliefs do the opposite. Write nothing down. Do what comes to your mind first. You do you. If I had a garnish that turned anything objectively stupid into something that has objective value it would probably revolutionize chain-of-thought reasoning.

lifthrasiir 1y ago

Gemini suggested some: "Seek first to understand, then to be understood", "Let go of judgment", "My goal is progress, not perfection or judgment" and so on. Sounds fine as virtue garnishes for your whisper.

redcobra762 1y ago
You're presupposing that this blogvertisement ought not be considered profoundly stupid. What would my virtue garnish be if I wanted to think of this blatant attempt at shilling a book as a waste of digital space?
- lifthrasiir 1y ago
  Oh, I didn't realize your OP was actually a satire. I intentionally ignored that part because well, you can always take whatever meaningful informations out of anything including stupidly apparent ads. As the other comment said, the whisper part is a well-known strategy as well.
  - redcobra762 1y ago
    You genuinely read this ad and think there's something to be learned? If I take this concept seriously for a few seconds, it's one massive exercise in begging the question. The argument boils down to "notice when you do something wrong" while simultaneously admitting that people don't do that. And the ad's advice for doing it? Do it. What?! That's profoundly stupid as a concept, where "profoundly stupid" here is defined specifically as an argument with a clear reasoning issue. You know one great way to stop smoking? By stopping. OP is stealing Bob Newhart's bit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcSAQyzPcl0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcSAQyzPcl0

jayd16 1y ago

g: That's just, like, your opinion, man.