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It's probably less of racism and more of narrative fallacy - people just like to think there is some sort of a plan and a story to go with it. But it's a keen
by DenisM 17y ago
It's probably less of racism and more of narrative fallacy - people just like to think there is some sort of a plan and a story to go with it.
But it's a keen observation.
- fauigerzigerk 17y agoYes, and the more secrecy there is the more everything appears to be part of a grand plan. Another such fallacy is to always assume that what happens is the result of a successful plan, when it's most probably the result of many conflicting plans with variying degrees of success plus a lot of randomness mixed in.