@julianboolean_@louisvarge I think a likelier (also asspulled) contender is the usefulness of social ties, familial and not, to survive
Esp the safety net stuff - if you go there with no kin and no connect, gl if you break a leg or your husband-provider dies etc
@byronicgirl "the first settlers of the digital global village" is clearly wrong. the digital global village predated them. they're not settlers, they're the *children* of the settlers. this is an important distinction. settlers LEAVE one context to SET UP another
@BenShindel@Aella_Girl@ManifoldMarkets kneejerk reaction was that sharing knowledge of the market's existence is prosocial iff it's leaning blue but not by a lot
that's not quite it tho; am now interested in the voting patterns of a poll that shows how many voted in which direction from the beginning
I once tried explaining the Monty Hall problem to a neighbor in the boonies
he wouldn't switch bc the host was out to get him; no, framing the problem as "the host always does this" doesn't help, that's a lie he told you
he would be forced to click a button as well
I once ran a variant of this for some high schoolers; 1 red-picking lass asked why anyone would ever pick blue, to which one of my pointers was "someone might misunderstand the details"
She wasn't convinced until it turned out a minute later she'd misunderstood the details
Everyone in the world has to take a private vote by pressing a red or blue button. If more than 50% of people press the blue button, everyone survives. If less than 50% of people press the blue button, only people who pressed the red button survive. Which button would you press?
Sometimes (a lot of times) the production context is hidden in humans directly involved
Families, infrastructure keepers, brains several degrees removed
the consumer can never remotely understand or appreciate what it takes to get to the point of consumption. so much production context is lost
this goes for art and resources. and itโs magnified in a globalized, often opaque economy
@Untrulie you express genuine sentiments about non-obvious parts of their presentation that you adore
"wow you're the most beautiful woman I've met, great dress"
vs
"wow the dagger earring pops with the almost covered necklace"
you do the plausible deniability escalation afterwards
Michel Foucault is thought to be the world's most cited academic, with >1,440,000 citations.
But Geoffrey Hinton has been catching up, accelerating where Foucault is decelerating in the last 5 years. When will Hinton overtake Foucault - when is the Moment of Hintotality?
@JoshuaLelon@PhaentGames@gptbrooke there's the other angle going "I don't answer questions like that", but for that you in fact need to be the (known as) a person who doesn't answer questions like that
person mentioned stopping the search for what to say in a convo at the first good-enough option
I sometimes do this if it's a zinger, but generally I keep looking for a bit to see if something even better shows up
curious about how common each one is
Responsibility/Duty have a positive version, one that uses them as a node towards Glory and the Good, and a negative one, which is a Burden and To Be Escaped
I find that I experience both of these, but the latter end up crystallized - in memory - as the former; what gives?
the red symbolizes change, the advent of the new in spite of the old in the name of the older, the usurpers being usurped in turn by those rightfully imbued by
i saved it for u,