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This is basically the argument for respecting and following traditions even if nobody can explain why they're done.
by wat10000 1y ago
This is basically the argument for respecting and following traditions even if nobody can explain why they're done.
- clickety_clack 1y agoI’ve become a lot more circumspect about pushing through Chesterton fences as I’ve gained more experience in life. I used to believe that we could determine a basis for most decisions from first principles. However, that requires a level of complete a priori knowledge that’s simply unattainable except for extremely niche situations.