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The world is run by people making definitive statements when most of the time, truth lies in gray areas.
We rarely know the full story. It's often a judgment call; many of us free ourselves from accountability by outsourcing that judgment to self-described experts
We rarely know the full story. It's often a judgment call; many of us free ourselves from accountability by outsourcing that judgment to self-described experts
The world works better when we think critically and make decisions for ourselves. The problem is that the average person is not accustomed to synthesizing information in pursuit of truth.
How we can we solve that?
How we can we solve that?
Perhaps we're not supposed to. Maybe this is just one of the downsides of capitalism—that few will be followed by many, and that most will end up with results based on the ideas of the few.
But I don't know if I'm willing to settle for that.
But I don't know if I'm willing to settle for that.
Might just be the optimist in me, but I believe there are platforms and voices that could democratize free thought.
I think it's an infrastructural problem in many ways, but one that we've come to identify with
I think it's an infrastructural problem in many ways, but one that we've come to identify with
Using this thread as an excuse to launch my substack:
https://greyarea.substack.com/p/coming-soon
I think all the best thinking occurs in grey areas, hence the name. Please subscribe if you'd be willing to hear my thoughts.
https://greyarea.substack.com/p/coming-soon
I think all the best thinking occurs in grey areas, hence the name. Please subscribe if you'd be willing to hear my thoughts.
