@Hyolobrika @LukeAlmighty @coolboymew @mangeurdenuage
I guess I’ll go verbose
people with low ability should just suffer is incredibly stupid.
I was pointing out that particular use of should in your sentence. It’s not that they should, it’s just that they do. Idealists like to imagine a different use of should like: “People of high ability should forgo their own pleasure to lift those of low ability out of suffering”
Idealist thoughts like that are nice thoughts, but second order effects can bring about much more total suffering (think about the theory of evolution, if low ability offspring were lifted up and high ability offspring were suppressed, then as a total the species would suffer and become lower ability over time)
Does that communicate more effectively?
@Hyolobrika @mangeurdenuage @coolboymew @harblinger
I disagree immensely.
The primary way of ensuring stability of OS from user error is limiting a total options available to a user.
And if the option is not present, noone can use it, therefore smart people suffer for the dumb.
@mangeurdenuage @LukeAlmighty @coolboymew @harblinger This person makes a good point.
Conversely, I don’t think one needs deep domain knowledge to be good – a hypothetical good legislator would need only enough wisdom to find good advisors.
@coolboymew @Hyolobrika @harblinger @mangeurdenuage
This...
And not even just a payed shill. There are way too many "sources" that do pass every institutional test of being relyable, and still is full of esoteric garbage.