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Generally under conditions of uncertainty I think people should favor action over inaction to correct for a human tendency toward risk aversion... but this is maybe only really applicable when tight feedback loops exist. A problem with a lot of activism is a lack of fast feedback
Like, I don’t actually think most NIMBYs are acting in bad faith. It’s genuinely not that easy to evaluate the evidence that they’re accelerating the social damage they think they’re preventing
Here you see a man whose legacy is a strong contribution to the utter destruction of the city he loved, and after *five decades* he still seems to think he was just on the right side of a tragically unwinnable war.https://twitter.com/tomgara/status/986732460137426945?s=12 …
If you want to do something high-impact, you better be damn sure you know where the checkpoints are and how to look for any evidence that you’re just actively making the world a worse place
Maybe the lesson here is “move fast, but try to only break things you know you can see.”
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