conor opens comparing 1/6 to 9/11, warning against overreaction i have done this and now i am nevertheless immediately wondering what defense i would mount for Overreaction i am a sick man
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the argument for (THOUGHTFUL) overreaction is just preparing for tail risks that had seemed previously very unlikely, and also by (THOUGHTFULLY) overreacting reducing the likelihood of those tail risks im thinking i maybe 30% believe in this incidentally
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i also have no faith that any overreaction will be competent so this is kind of dead letter
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Conor joins my camp, Conor welcome to the
#resistancehttps://twitter.com/eigenrobot/status/1347689501380861952 …Show this thread -
Conor doing a very good job being publicly uncertain about anything which I applaud
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apparently Seaworld was an early pioneer of erecting regulatory moats does Seaworld still exist? vaguely recall them going bankrupt, something something from the PE firm I was working at around 2013-2014
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robert freaking out about baseless censorship which I also appreciate old liberalism was genuinely into this for those of you who don't remember, it lingers in robert
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"most leftists do not want to cancel andrew sullivan" i wouldn't be too sure about that
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i somehow had already forgotten about the mass censorship of the hunter biden story oof i think we're fucked
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how do censorship regimes typically get rolled back over time? DO they get rolled back? i guess we had a lot of de facto censorship in the mid 20C, and even more during war time maybe this is still a golden era of free speech in that sense hmmmm
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oh my god this is the law in Germanyhttps://twitter.com/Ichbins8/status/1349251654466629632 …
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