>comfortable with non-binary truth
Careful, getting a bit too postmodernists in here. If you look at it too hard all "truths" become false eventually, and that can pave the way to apathy.
>And it's okay to be make a mistaken evaluation, just reevaluate and adjust the simplified "truth" assessment model based on more recent data.
And how many politicians on both sides of the aisle double-down on an issue just to remain consistent to their base?
Or worse, change their position thanks to millions of dollars worth of lobbying or the promise of a high-up position once they're out of office?
>And a so-called "neutral" person is, by not taking action, implicitly supporting the dominant narrative, which may be a lie after all.
Maybe the Stoics were on to something. If the masses believe the lie, doesn't it become the truth?
Careful, getting a bit too postmodernists in here. If you look at it too hard all "truths" become false eventually, and that can pave the way to apathy.
>And it's okay to be make a mistaken evaluation, just reevaluate and adjust the simplified "truth" assessment model based on more recent data.
And how many politicians on both sides of the aisle double-down on an issue just to remain consistent to their base? Or worse, change their position thanks to millions of dollars worth of lobbying or the promise of a high-up position once they're out of office?
>And a so-called "neutral" person is, by not taking action, implicitly supporting the dominant narrative, which may be a lie after all.
Maybe the Stoics were on to something. If the masses believe the lie, doesn't it become the truth?