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@mrbadger42 🏆
Was never an Asimov fan but this IS prescient.
Another commentator summed the current torrid reality up to "All rights and no responsibility" - eg, Rogan's rights to magnify falsehoods, & spotify's rights to air them, specifically abt COVID19 vaccines, devoid of any #socialresponsibility to the frontline nurses, medics and doctors, nor to the most vulnerable chronically ill folks. When individuals exercise only their rights without responsibility, there is anarchy, not #society.🧐

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@obscurestar @RonSupportsYou @me

i'm not trying to shame

i'm doing withering condemnation, zero appeals

in my view, if #harris and #biden did the impossible and changed #israel's policies and actions, the #toxicidealism gang would merely move the goalposts and invented some other reason not to #vote

their real concern is not #gaza

their real concern is making excuses to abrogate #socialresponsibility

they are useless entitled dead weight

they aren't even on the #left

they're cosplayers

The most discussed and studied methods to improve seem to be those designed for schoolchildren.

I see this pattern a lot as I learn about virtue-related interventions and studies, and I find it discouraging. Adults often seem unduly self-congratulatory. In particular, I do not think there is good reason to be sanguine about the level of social responsibility in the typical adult.

lesswrong.com/posts/qug24xqmwx

www.lesswrong.comNotes on Social Responsibility - LessWrongThis post examines the virtue of social responsibility. It is meant mostly as an exploration of what other people have learned about this virtue, though I’ve been selective about what I found interes…