It didn't occur to me till a few minutes later, but this is exactly what I'm always nagging founders to do. No wonder I dislike ideologues so much. They're just like bad startup founders. They do what they think people should want, instead of what they actually do want.https://twitter.com/paulg/status/1326884095792648192 …
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By saying something is "evil" you acknowledge that you have an ideology.
Perhaps it's not as dangerous to use ideology to decide what not to do as it is to use it to decide what to do. (I realize any question about what to do can be reframed as a question of what not to do; I mean in the question's base state, as it were.)
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A Jedi uses the ideology for knowledge and defense, NEVER for attack!
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I saw many of your tweets on the topic of ideology, but I don't recall you ever really defining what you mean by that term. Clearly, your definition differs from that used by, say, Mises, Hayek or Sowell, who'd argue that ideology is not something one can avoid ”using“ or having.pic.twitter.com/sbDfyjlCZi
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Touché. Thomas Sowell and Paul Graham are two of my favorite essayists so I thank you for elevating the discussion.
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