Re:Privacy Is OK
by kelseyfrog on Thursday December 29, 2022 @08:03PM
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Right, so what most people do when faced with a lack of knowledge is go out looking for it or maintain weakly held beliefs. To conclude that something isn't possible because one doesn't know of it is thought-limiting.
This is the political version of claiming, "I don't know how to sew and I've never seen someone sew. Therefore sewing is impossible." It's stunningly wrong. I can't seriously believe someone would think this way.
> Right, so what most people do when faced with a lack of knowledge is go out looking for it or maintain weakly held beliefs.
Exactly. This is why I've spent the last ten years of my life trying to find a real unicorn in nature. Weakly held beliefs are never good enough for me!
Re:Privacy Is OK
by kelseyfrog on Friday December 30, 2022 @01:04PM
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I have never seen someone ridicule the idea that "Absence of evidence is evidence of absence" before, but you do you.
Can't think of one instance where a group was able to politically accomplish something on the basis of "nuance"
If someone is making an appeal to "nuance", they're losing