That‘s right, we are not arrogant; that’s just how our behavior appears to the lowly mortals
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It's how I once teased a normie who complained that I dare to think for myself and disagree with the ideology of her cult
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She’s not a friend of you I hope
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Some of my best friends are normies
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I don’t know if that is arrogance speaking as in you can tolerate them ? Or are you serious?
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I am serious, of course. Normies are only a threat when you don't understand them or they are swarming in mob mode; most are good people who are just influenced more by external validation than by their own judgement. Terrence Malik's new movie "Hidden Life" comes to mind.
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There’s an argument embedded in this thread that basically says “internal logic properly representing truth is the only reasonable basis for behavior”. This is false.
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That is a misunderstanding. It's just that when your default behavioral wiring (which we perceive as intuition) does not lead to successful results, reason is the most important tool to fix it. Reason goes wrong very easily, but faulty behavioral intuitions go wrong all the time.
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Most people have the intuition that group norms are more reliable than individual norms, and they have a point, until you notice that the norms of groups are often insane, and incompatible with your own soul. Nerds will often skip Kegan's stage 3 and fall into Kegan 4 by accident
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