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This thread lays out beautifully why I've tried to keep pretty strict hygiene re: performative morality, and try to steer clear of the great majority of people who appear not tohttps://twitter.com/0x49fa98/status/1272180537541656577 …
I often say "you are what you do," but you're actually the *interpreter* of what you do. You're both the reader and the stand-in character of a story told by your choices & actions. This can make you incredibly vulnerable to people who control your social or physical environment.
Redirection by multiple half degrees.
Part of me is skeptical because this implies that the People’s Liberation Army has psychologists whose results replicate, and it’s a really compelling narrative and source of obvious funding for psychologists in a country where we probably do not have that technology available.
The story is a story, which means it's probably at most borderline reflective of the experience of the people who were actually there
I imagine this is what their current re-education camps consist of as well.
We literally wrote the book on interrogation, the gestapo first, then the americans and the rest of the west. The techniques used by the chinese are likely to be the scharff technique or a derivation which we have both adopted and extended in our own interrorgations.
Okay, how perfect is this. Watching this episode of Community rn and Britta has had a whole episode of rationalizing her own actions that led to this and it might be the perfect visualization of our current “predicament”:pic.twitter.com/Vke9NtYxvp
All I see on social media is “allies” saying, just like 
“okay let me have it, teehee 
” , oblivious to what is about to occur
This seems like an argument in favor of performative morality to me. People fake being moral to gain social status, and then actually become more moral as a result. What's not to like?
The catch is that the variety for "moral" being selected here is whichever is best at _seeming_ moral in 280 characters or fewer.
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