Jordan Braunstein

This explains the common effect where people complain about a company every day on Twitter, yet you yourself have never had an issue with them. The paradox is solved by realizing that “rare things” means you probably never experienced it, but at scale, someone is experiencing it each day.

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To be fair, I don’t think they can “clean up their community”, given that their preferred area of HBD research can only pretty much only have negative outcomes for society as a whole.

I mean “means of manufacturing and distributing poison gas in urban spaces” might be an area of research, but I’m going guess that anyone who spends their time deeply ... See more

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