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I don’t really understand what you’re arguing anymore. Is the average person afraid of the unknown or are they capable of ignoring things? You seem comfortable
by bugsliker 11mo ago
I don’t really understand what you’re arguing anymore. Is the average person afraid of the unknown or are they capable of ignoring things?
You seem comfortable with the idea that a child not having this learned skill. I don’t know why you don’t extend that empathy towards the inexperienced in general.
- Dylan16807 11mo agoMy interpretation was that you're implying a big fraction of adults don't have this skill, that a typical non-technical person likely doesn't have it. I'm saying nearly every adult does have it. So I have empathy for those that truly lack it, the 1% of adults, but that empathy doesn't extend to the rest that aren't suffering that issue.
- bugsliker 11mo agowhy would people choose to suffer a skill issue for a skill they have? that makes no sense to me and imo you're vastly underestimating this percent.
- Dylan16807 11mo agoQuitting is easier.
- bugsliker 11mo agoyou’re bringing in an unwarranted value judgement on quitting here. easier why? maybe because i have more important things to do?
- Dylan16807 11mo agoIt only takes a few seconds.