Venkatesh Rao@vgrPoll: What's your default philosophy of conflict?"Not worth it, walk away"45.3%"I'm not letting this go"5.8%"This too shall pass"28.9%"Well you asked for it.."20%190 votes·Final results8:59 PM · Apr 16, 20172 Retweets1 Like
Krsgoffer Jorgasbarg@spiderfoods·Apr 16, 2017Replying to @vgrNot only am I strongly #1, I'm deeply confused and sometimes disturbed by people with different default conflict modes.1
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get fucked Elon@hewhocutsdown·Apr 16, 2017Replying to @vgrUnless it's worth it, in which case I'll finish what I start
David Manheim - @davidmanheim@techpolicy.social@davidmanheim·Apr 16, 2017Replying to @vgrWork towards synthesis, find how to learn from the encounter, or GTFO.1
Varun Adibhatla@vr00n·Apr 16, 2017Replying to @vgr... needs to be an expectation / reality option here. Default philos. almost never aligned with outcomes of transcontinental family skypes.1
Patrick Vlaskovits@Pv·Apr 17, 2017Replying to @vgr"Let's see if we can't hoist you by your own petard."11
Swamp Yankee@ndwpdx·Apr 17, 2017Replying to @vgrWhat any of these modes scream to me is "I cannot deal with conflict". But I can. So, "none of the above".1
@crossslide·Apr 19, 2017Replying to @vgrunfortunately it's "consciously choosing A or C as rational while subconscious quietly implements B in passive-aggressive fashion"