We need to learn empathy to call us to action, but empathy does not tell us which actions are most helpful. That is why we need empirical data.
This is why empathy is a poor guide to ethics outside very simple local contextshttps://twitter.com/degenrolf/status/1018356701693702144 …
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Such a fan girl
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I’ve seen this in real life. Close friends on both sides of issues, very liberal vs very conservative. One joins causes, protests & sends out $$ . Very vocal w/ social justice. The other adopted 3 minority kids, volunteers hands-on, donates locally, & quiet about it.
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The same crowd yelled “Crucify him”, a week ago “Hosanna”.
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And check Edward Luttwak’s “Let War Work”.
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Can't speak in Jordan's place but I'd go with "rational compassion". The idea is that kneejerk compassion can sometimes lead to places very much unintended, especially on larger scales.
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