@dlvolk1 This is going to be my last reply. Sure, animal rights activists tend to be left wing but there’s nothing necessary about this. It’s possible to have political beliefs that diverge from predictable arbitrary clusters.
@dlvolk1 I know him. He’s pro-life. I don’t feel called upon to dig up everything he’s said on the topic because it’s irrelevant. Your objection is silly.
A friend says:
"Academics tend to be massive conformists because success consists in the consensus opinion of one's peers. Investors or other business people tend to be much less conformist because success comes from being the first to do something no one else is doing, etc."
@GregoryConti19@jon_stewartmill AI is causing such problems in higher ed mostly because the institution no longer has any willpower to maintain standards and integrity.
"Communist society...makes it possible for me to perform heart surgery in the morning, pilot a commercial flight in the afternoon, design a spaceship in the evening, work on nuclear safety after dinner...without ever becoming a surgeon, pilot, or engineer."
@NevinClimenhaga@grok@FakeNousBlog@grok Explain why summarizing Huemer’s argument doesn’t help, particularly without an explanation on how to validate rationalism.