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>However, we still need that Big Lie to function No we don't. What everyone needs is a higher level of tolerance for the risk. The "Big Lie" was simply a way f
by ArekDymalski 11y ago
>However, we still need that Big Lie to function
No we don't. What everyone needs is a higher level of tolerance for the risk. The "Big Lie" was simply a way for people to cope with the risk. The over-analyzing is a current way to deal with a risk. Both ways doesn't solve the basic problem: not all humans are ready to take risk.
- x0x0 11y agoNo, the lie is a way to actively deceive people about the risk they're taking in order to induce them to work for you or buy something from you. ps -- valley ethics go like this: my employer just had layoffs; we let an engineer hired 7 weeks previous go. He was an immigrant, and I don't know if he was on an h1b or he'd gotten his green card. It's a giant dick move either way, but a super giant dick move if the former.