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It's confusing because both are true. Some people use "virtue signaling" to mean insincere expression, but other people have the idea that human beings evolved to virtue signal and you wouldn't know if you are doing it. (The best way to convince someone of something
is to believe it yourself, even if there are deep and weird and highly utilitarian ulterior motives to why you are believing the thing).
That I have seen, there hasn't been any clear attempt on the internet to disambiguate these two understandings of v.s. Most people use the first one, by volume, but also, most argumentation is low quality, by volume.
I would argue that it’s still a problem if people do it unknowingly, although correcting it would obviously take a different approach.
Yes, I'd say people are arbitrarily good at making themselves indistinguishable from someone who "really does believe it" (see also Dennett), so I would say it doesn't particularly matter if somebody doesn't believe something they're saying.
That's unless you can get them to admit they don't believe it, or if you're interested in whether, or how, they might act upon this belief they don't really have
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