How about we make everyone a past-and-present-understander before we encourage them to run around changing things.
"The central challenge of our time ... is to make everyone a changemaker. To do that you start young." But what if being a 'changemaker' requires lots of intelligence, openness, extraversion, stability, & conscientiousness --which are all heritable? https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/08/opinion/changemaker-social-entrepreneur.html?smid=tw-nytopinion&smtyp=cur …
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Sounds like you've been reading Moldbug. ;)
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And what percentage of change is for the better?
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There's a conservative element to Conscientiousness that might work against "change making." Maybe why change is do often done sloppily and without regard to unintended consequences?
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I'd argue that these change-o's are high N, not stable. You've got to be upset enough to want change.
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Changemaker = +N, +E, +O, -A, -C
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The worst version is if everyone becomes an activist.
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