Having opinions is dangerous now
Millennials don’t actually have opinions, just sort of recitations. What this means is that if you ever express one interesting, novel idea you get to be the leader of your own Taleb/SSC/BAP cult.
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Not isolated to millennials, and of course an interesting, novel idea gets you a following. That's difficult.
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What one interesting idea did slate star codex espouse again?
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The Meditations on Moloch essay was an interesting way of revealing our problems with coordination. Explains many of the US's tribulations and woes.
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Lol, true
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This stems from the Millennial exposure to the internet, which taught us that there is no absolute truth that cannot be reckoned with & destroyed by the mob. Instead, memorize the best argument of the winning answer. The one that will get you easiest laid.
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Nobody's got time to figure out the "right" answer. Anything other than appeal to authority is a luxury of those with actual time to find the truth.
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