Philosophy

When You Know They’re Wrong But Can’t Prove It

Knowing that something IS, and knowing HOW it is, are two different things, obviously. Knowing that something WORKS, vs knowing HOW IT WORKS, are two different things, obviously.   This “obvious” truth is already great wisdom Even greater wisdom is understanding the full consequences of it   A major epistemic consequence are the various common …

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Brand Destruction and Accountability

The times where you could “destroy your brand” are gone Therefore the times of accountability are gone too   First we devalued “brand destruction” with cancel culture We cancelled people for nothing So reaction to this action was devaluing of the cancelling, Devaluing of the brand destruction   Second we no longer agree on anything …

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Internet Is Not a Fucking Town Square

Internet is nothing but BUBBLES Echo chambers It’s literally nothing else It’s like 99% bubbles and echo chambers,   It’s not “social” It’s not “friendly” It’s definitely not a fucking “town square”, you dumb cunt   EVERYTHING on the internet is so constructed so that you become trapped in a bubble That’s how ALL incentives …

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West Hating West Is Like Vegans Hating Plant Food

(By WEST — we mean Western values, enlightenment values, liberal democracy)   West hating West is like VEGANS hating plant food   Imagine a vegan only eating in restaurants, and only eating in vegan restaurants Except he HATES the vegan restaurants in this town He thinks the plants there are TOO sentient He thinks they …

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How You’re Brainwashed Into False Scepticism

Want the easiest trick in the fucking book? Tell someone that ONLY YOU KNOW THE TRUTH, and EVERYONE ELSE IS WRONG, or LYING, Then tell them “THE TRUTH” ! ta-da   look I wrote about the psychology behind it: “The Opposite Of Wrong Is Not True “ “What Really Happens When You Reject The Authority” …

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It’s Either FAIR, UNFAIR, or RANDOM

Fair means it conforms to certain rules: whether agreed as a community — or at least internally consistent and transparent. Unfair means the opposite: it breaks the rules. Whether it’s rules decided as a community, or even any consistent and complete set of rules. Random means it neither breaks the rules nor is explained by …

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Everyone You Know Is An Idiot

Everyone you know is an idiot   You just don’t know it yet   Everyone you know believes something that, if you knew they believed it — you would have thought they were idiots   If not that then Everyone you know, if put in a new situation, with new problem to solve, REAL new …

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