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I just graduated from an Ivy League law school and I found the article spot-on. So which of us is wrong?

• ss108 4y ago
  Which one? Unless it was Yale, I'd wager you're finding examples of something that triggers you everywhere because ppl are primed to do that. It's one of the fallacies of the woke crowd as well. Would be interested in hearing more about your exp. I can provide more details of mine as well.
• mgamache 4y ago
  The future is here. It's just not distributed unevenly. Claiming that this is not common is not a valid argument in 2022. It will be common soon enough based on the trajectory of the last few years.
  • matthewmcg 4y ago
    I disagree. You're assuming that these purported behaviors would inevitably spread. It's also possible that they're just occurring or being observed within a small group due to the specific incentives and dynamics for that group. Maybe it's a fashionable research topic in that also gets web traffic but is otherwise far removed from the work of most legal practitioners.
  • rhacker 4y ago
    It's like inflation. Not everyone sees it at the same time
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• sjg007 4y ago
  Can you see the opposite viewpoint?