I wonder if this has any applications on the wider stage?


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in reply to Gabe Bell

What if the problem is the assumption that problems can be solved with rigid rules, universally applied without consideration of context? What if the problem is the assumption that rules make something objective?

There's no universal definition of "asshole". That's okay; you can still have "Don't be an asshole" as a rule, because the interpretation of rules is inherently a subjective act. You can either subjectively interpret this rule, or you can subjectively interpret a convoluted system of rules designed to exclude assholes in an "objective" way, and fail at both excluding assholes AND being objective.

Esta entrada fue editada (miércoles, 7 de octubre de 2026, 19:59)
in reply to Gabe Bell

the solution is sunshine laws, careful admittance and a requirement to participate in education and governance by all members

aka just look at all the thing pronect 2025 is attacking and do the opposite

Esta entrada fue editada (miércoles, 7 de octubre de 2026, 4:14)
in reply to baines
The solution is sunshine laws


For anyone dumb like me: sunshine laws and sun down laws are very different. Sunshine for transparent governance, sun down for racist bullshit.

Esta entrada fue editada (miércoles, 7 de octubre de 2026, 13:33)