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This is a huge question because our ability to judge what is fiction and how symbols/stories work, is shaped by our own stories, the various cultures which we’re entangled with. I believe my world-image because it’s a functional coping strategy, but I forget that it’s a model.
Any tips on the sort of good faith questions which are productive in navigating the plurality of polite fictions?
interestingly I think a lot of it boils down to tone, which is of course notoriously difficult to convey online. Some cues are things like, "I like what you're getting at with X", "it seems to me like you're saying Y, is that correct? but if Y, then Z?"
if you do a "from:visakanv good question" search there's a bunch of stuff to trawl through but I'm not sure where I'd starthttps://twitter.com/visakanv/status/1066614188691214336 …
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