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One of the most useful concepts from rationality, for me, was Chesterton's Fence - where before you judge people for silly primitive tendencies, first understand *why* those tendencies are there. People behave the way they do for reasons.

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Jonathan Korman

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I'm both delighted and disappointed to discover belatedly that there was already a name for it! miniver.blogspot.com/2013/12/inform

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Crypto Conscious

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I also enjoy the saying: Your perception of me is a reflection of you. My reaction to you is an awareness of me.

Jonathan Korman

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Korman’s Law is rather uncharitable, a particular case of You Don’t Know What You’re Talking About