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> If you chose to violate the social contract anything goes. Sounds like they never agreed to your version of this "contract", so they're not violating anythin
by Izkata 1y ago
> If you chose to violate the social contract anything goes.
Sounds like they never agreed to your version of this "contract", so they're not violating anything, you're just making excuses.
(A social contract is not the same thing as a legal contract, but you seem to be treating it closer to the latter, which requires explicit agreement)
- econ 1y agoI didn't agree to their version either. What follows is a negotiation to figure out how to progress. You could do that verbally but since they aren't interested in what you have to say.
- slater 1y ago> but since they aren't interested in what you have to say "i just resort to violence! it's funny!"
- jrflowers 1y agoYou guys realize he’s writing fan fiction about himself right? “I live in a world where I regularly threaten strangers with violence and don’t get my ass kicked and people still talk to me. I look exactly like Fabio but with a bigger penis. I drive the original Mustang from Bullitt around the race track on my mega yacht I won by beating Gabe Newell in every video game on Steam. I have eleven girlfriends and they are all Jessica Alba.” Econ is (I’m guessing) ~12 years old, plus or minus a year or two. These sorts of fantasies are pretty common during puberty.
- slater 1y agoOn the internet, nobody knows you’re a dog
- econ 1y agoI asked one time why I was excluded from some behavioral statistics. The guy said with a straight face that it was because I'm not real. You are a figment of my imagination. I asked, an outlier? No no you actually don't exist. I discovered this when I noticed the data made perfect sense if I removed you. People like you don't exist. Period