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It’s more efficient to bump people who are bright red against those who are bright blue in order for content to thrive.
- This is what is happening automatically on Twitter
- This is what is happening automatically on Twitter
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But when it’s actually done, it’s not very pleasant.
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Thin red people also think “I don’t want to make as radical a statement as the bright red people” or “I don’t want to be lumped together as the red camp by people in the blue camp”.
I think there was a diagram related to this in the past, but I can’t find it.
- The other party encampment, the one who is making the bad claim stand out.
- Generalize and attack conspicuously inferior people.
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- There it is.
- relevance
- Underestimating different areas
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- relevance
- Underestimating different areas
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