but... bro.... there's no shot you're just sit down all satisfied after serving that absolutely worthless, vacuous drivel. i asked you what your ethics are and you said that you hate murder. ???? cool ig???? i mean i know that people have strong strong preferences with how networks are designed,

but those are actually quite discrete. which in a way is great! people are having very grounded debates without the mess, in a way. but what that means is

that there is this massive under-theorized chasm between "we're a federated republic hur de durr" and some hyperspecific nerd shit i've never heard before in my life (/pos). i think the philosophy matters a lot, everyone just sucks at it, and a lot of the competent people just ignore it, fairly.

at a minimum i'm saying most tech people should probably just stay in their lane and use the vocabulary that has independently evolved within their domain of expertise to describe how their systems work. there's an abundance of evaluative material in their already to work with

to the person who liked and retweeted this - i likely disagree with you and do not support your interpretation. :) also i typo'd kms

i'm gonna clarify more. i'm not saying that us philosophers are so wise and untouchable that the tech dregs can't keep up. i'm saying that theoreticians are so shit at their role that tech folks should insulate themselves from our retardation by using the frameworks developed within the specialty,