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I strongly suspect most people already live in a world, that is not reasonable to them. If you observe most policies to come from authority, you might not feel
by pxagntuvzt 3mo ago
I strongly suspect most people already live in a world, that is not reasonable to them.
If you observe most policies to come from authority, you might not feel the loss of your own capabilities as much. Most people who are subjected to rules of law, bureaucracy, politics, or religion, might see these rules as arbitrary.
If you think of the way math gets taught in a this-is-right-everything-else-is-wrong way, it will evoke the same feeling of arbitrary authority.
Playing around and exploring math is usually only sometimes taught to children from academic/STEM families. So why would someone mourn the loss of capability for mathematical reasoning in people, if they only experienced it as following something incomprehensible anyway.