To be clear, I do believe it's a thing now, based on people's testimony. I just wish I understood which demographics/domains have it, since it seems so rare in my own corners of the world.
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(FWIW my intuition is that this is not one of the main bottlenecks on innovation, and that there are lots of ways to boost innovation while also disincentivizing fraud)
I’m not sure if this is the crux, since the proposed intervention is too vague for me to parse (“reasonable cautions to hyper-driven people”) & depending on what that points to I’m not sure it’s something that has *any* effect on the perceived problem (sociopaths & cons)
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Sure; I was inferring what @jbrydle meant from the examples he gave throughout the thread, of the kind of "breaking things" he wanted society to caution people against more.
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But I also think that mostly, you and @Jbrydle are talking about somewhat different things; he's focused more on "Should we add more stigma to unethical behavior done in the name of ambition" and you're focused more on "Do we discourage people from trying ambitious hard things?"
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