If I don't judge a practice but I think other people judge it, I might want to protect people from that judgment. IOW, it's not enough to change people's minds, you also have to change people's minds about people's minds.https://twitter.com/nelsonlflores/status/1117631915266330625 …
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I use "common knowledge" to refer to this general area - not what everyone knows, but what people know about what people know, and further up the hierarchy. Cf.
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Common knowledge consistently lags behind knowledge. This is my pet theory about why people make e.g. surprisingly sexist commercials: commercials are what some ad writer thinks their boss thinks appeals to audiences, and that might be sexist even if the writer isn't.
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To attempt to change common knowledge it's not enough to just explain things to people. You need to be seen explaining things to people, by other people. To first order only the most popular things can change common knowledge. This is why understanding pop culture is important.
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