October 27th, 2022
- how to pick what to case study, in a group?
- > conservativism, properly held, has a very humble tone:
"we actually don't quite know why what's working is working, so let's be careful as we change it. it's very precious and our wisdom may not be deep enough"
- progressivism & liberalism hot takes
- progressivism, properly held, has a very curious tone
"we think things can work better, but how do we move towards something we've never seen before? do you know? how do we find a viable path?" - liberalism, properly held, has a
"" - I could imagine both progressivism & liberalism having "curious" tones, or it could also be "humble" but I think it's actually best to leave that with conservativism
- related thoughts
- problems with radicals
- problems with reactionaries
- #2tweet to achieve dialogue, it's not enough to not try to colonize someone else's perspective with your own. people are so accustomed to having their perspectives overwritten that in my experience it's necessary to *actively make space* for the other person's
- to achieve dialogue, it's not enough to not try to colonize someone else's perspective with your own. people are so accustomed to having their perspectives overwritten that in my experience it's necessary to *actively make space* for the other person's