Yes, but note the distinction the author makes between "emotional empathy" and "cognitive empathy"!
I think this article, which echoes some of the feelings I expressed at Scala World with greater clarity and depth, is for me one of the most important things I've read all year. Please read it (or just open it in a tab for later!) and encourage others to. https://www.farnamstreetblog.com/2017/12/against-empathy/ …
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A must read.
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Yes, I also noticed that ambiguity after I tweeted, and have, of course, been mildly stressing about it ever since.
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That sounds worrying.
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You wouldn't believe the things I have to worry about...
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you should follow this dude:
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It certainly wouldn't hurt. :) Followed.
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"Empathy often causes us to choose sides, to choose whom to empathize with." This is shallow pseudo-empathy, not at all resembling empathy beneath the facade. It is
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It's evident in the Scala community, and pretty much everywhere else too.
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