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I suspect free-speech fetishism (and “classical liberalism” fetishism generally) comes from imagining it’s like a first principle. Whether or not it’s good ethics, it’s definitely not one in a physics sense. As in, an FSF system is no more governable than any other.
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Feel like the resolution of first premise depends on how broadly you define context. I.e.narrow context :eg family/small startup/couple - you can reasonably/sharply view first premise. As context gets larger “first premises” are added, elevating noise qua group level
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I think about Cynefin and these are "complex" problems you do iteration on. Social networks seem ideal for live micro experiments bc size is there and stakes are pretty low. I could imagine changing org design / processes could significantly increase the tempo 😁 of gains.
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