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Over-correcting from too much competence? Can’t tell if that’s what you meant (presumably sarcastically) or if you mean over-correcting from too much previous a
by sunshinesnacks 2mo ago
Over-correcting from too much competence? Can’t tell if that’s what you meant (presumably sarcastically) or if you mean over-correcting from too much previous attention to DEI…
- qsera 2mo agoCompetence does not require correction. It is when there is too much stupidity going on that * Even large number of fairly average people can see it happening... * large number of fairly average people tries to correct it and overshoots the target, because you know, they are a large number of average people.. The cycle continues... I won't go into specifics, because read the above.
- jasonlotito 2mo ago> Competence does not require correction. Correct, which is why an even larger number of fairly average and intelligent people are wondering why we are correcting. > It is when there is too much stupidity going on Exactly. There is too much stupidity going on in government right now. Exactly. > I won't go into specifics, because read the above. Because you don't want to get corrected?
- qsera 2mo agoHe he he he he he.....
- wtfwhateven 2mo agoGrow a spine.
- qsera 2mo agoCareful there! Spine without a brain is dangerous. It will just reflexively react to every stimulus without actually analyzing it. Not unlike some people are doing here. May be they only have a spine, and not much of a brain...
- wtfwhateven 2mo agoYou, obviously, have neither. A person without a spine is one thing but one without both is just vile, abhorrent cowardice incarnate.
- Yokohiii 2mo agoYou are governed by fairly average people. As a fairly above average person you can certainly adapt.