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It leads to a paradox where either a) reasonable people need to be at least somewhat unreasonable to stop the unreasonable b) or fully unreasonable people take over Darker implication is that being too reasonable may be an unstable equilibrium. At least without some new ideas.
Another possible solution is for reasonable people to stick together and help one another. Despite being quieter, reasonable people tend to be more powerful in many dimensions, because unreasonable people can't build anything.
Reasonable people = the silent majority
Ironic, given how many times we've been told, "all progress depends on the unreasonable man."
That's true, but it's a very narrow form of unreasonable. It doesn't mean blind to evidence. Rather the opposite if anything.
There seems to be no penalty for the unreasonable. Obviously, one can't "call out" a faceless mob, but can't reasonable people make it painful for popular accounts (blue checks) who join the mob?
Evidently not.
The reasonable ones are quieter because they’re thinking about a myriad ways to solve a problem. We’re sticking our heads out in this turbulent business scenario. We’re operating at 50% revenues. At least 50%, that’s how I look at it. No complaints.
Isn’t this what institutions are for? But they keep buckling to the pressure of the unreasonable
I think many who appear unreasonable are just unprotected against, and end up helping, the really unreasonable. Is better education possible? If more can recognize BS, would that create an environment where reason prevails? Who can do the educating? A soc media chain reaction?
for this possibility, does that imply to ignore more the unreasonable? I see a lot of reasonable people spending more time&energy on the unreasonable. Mostly they end up marginalizing themselves
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