Unless it’s anti vaxism
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There are benefits to even the wackiest conspiracy theories—such as the license to believe that you are among a chosen few who know the Truth.
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He started out discussing benefit. If someone finds antivax appealing because they believe there is a benefit to abstaining, but that is factually incorrect, then the judged benefit is false and thus so is the appeal, thus delusional (as defined in the dictionary).
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Once again, a delusional appeal is still an appeal. And it is possible to obtain psychological benefits from falsehoods.
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If you can't see the appeal of Gurwinder, you don't know him well enough.
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Let me rephrase that for you.. "If you dont understand the cause of an effect you havent understood the effect enough". Hm. Methinks you confuse cause and effect.
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You don’t necessarily need to agree in order to understand the appeal
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I see the appeal of socialism. I also know what it leads to, and maybe it’s just me, but I’m not a fan of genocide and mass murder.
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∃ 2 basic approaches to evaluating ideas: (1) by their usefulness in modelling a non-directly accessible obj reality of ∞ complexity as accurately as poss (2) by their usefulness in providing a principle to advocate for in ur personal campaign for a world centered on you.
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