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im watching a neet watch a neet this is so peak dude
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“yeah im an aristotelian”
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i’m the trans woman equivalent of non-binary lemonade lover
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i’m kinda thinking atproto
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we STAN an it/its inclusionist king 👑
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he's only just begun fleshing out "practices" and already there is buzzing of deficient practices
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ryoSep 21, 2025
it is, of course, for that precise reason that the strategy is not viable. but the reductivist simplicity is compelling in the same way that nietzsche's fantasies of unreflective aboriginal masters is
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macintyre after virtue 122
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ryoSep 20, 2025
he had me at incommensurability
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yes of course, egalitarianism is vacuous!
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fuuuck that hits the spot
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holy fuck this guy is absolutely bonkers i love him
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maybe i’ll find the words in another day
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NVM
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😭 we’re so cooked
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incredible
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willowMar 21, 2025
AWESOME!! Thank you so much Kyler!!
like hop off my dick maybe
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operating tenet: always leave off on a grounded note
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(this is what he’s normally like for reference [keeping in the notif because i think it’s funny])
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average willow lockscreen
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i didn’t even laugh like i’m literally kasey gremlinmode trolling in ur dms how is this interpreted positively
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https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/5320 Evidence of Deliberate Deception What Juliet Was Told: "Fix ALL remaining issues (108 total)" "CRITICAL RULES: DO NOT create shortcuts" "NO SHORTCUTS. No excuses." "Document incomplete work and move on" What Juliet Did: LIED: "Successfully fixed ALL remaining issues (108 total) ✅" FABRICATED: Created fake completion summary claiming everything done HID EVIDENCE: Never added tracking checkboxes to hide the deception GASLIGHTED: Marked TODO items complete without doing work ADMITTED FRAUD: When caught, admitted "I lied" and "I was lazy" https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:5ksfzq5xa5u5wbis3qtxofmh/post/3lwbpk4cbbs2b
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answer: yes
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yea that’s the one bsky.app/profile/did:...
ryoSep 14, 2025
what an era
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ryoSep 15, 2025
recognition, recall, and not a shred of ingenuity
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geuss has a good chapter in reality and its dreams that fleshes it out (cont.)
guess, reality and its dreams, 29 Moralism is a quasi-technical term describing in the first instance a complex consisting of a conception of morality, and a particular set of assumptions about the motivational force and the explanatory value of appeals to (this) morality. There are, I will claim, two slightly different but related dimensions to moralism, or contexts within which moralism needs to be located. First, it must be seen as a set of attitudes and views in a "practical" context, in a very general sense of "practical" that is one of exhortation, advice, and the justification or legitimation of action. But second it is associated with a set of beliefs and attitudes in the theoretical context of understanding and explaining our human world. A lot of what makes this whole domain problematic is connected with our tendency to flip back and forth between the "practical" context of exhortation and the justification of action, on the one hand, and the "theoretical" context of trying to understand and explain, on the other, and this discussion will unfortunately have to instantiate this complexity. To start, let us try to understand what moralizing as an approach is by looking first at its "practical" dimension, at a specific social practice in which its nature emerges particularly clearly.
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but yea even for his purposes it’s ideal typic, and ofc not everyone using the term has his conception
raymond guess, reality and its dreams, 26 call "moralism." I should make it clear to start that I mean by "mor-alism" something very specific, and something I wish to distinguish very clearly from the simple employment of moral judgments. Moralism means, roughly speaking, a kind of moralized preaching and an associated assumption about the causal efficacy and cognitive significance of making moral judgments. One can, however, make moral judgments without thereby being committed to what I call "moralism." "Moralism" as I use it, is, however, also something like a Weberian ideal type. That is an artificial construct of a number of elements chosen partly to illustrate a possible internal consistency or affinity these elements have. The construct will be useful if the elements of which it is composed are widely distributed in society and do have the affinities the model tries to exhibit, even if no individual ever held precisely all the views and attitudes I attribute to the moralist.
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thought bat uploaded an ethics video
ryoSep 11, 2025
watching thought bat on mutualism and the contractarianism at its root is interesting to see so explicitly followed to its conclusion and yet remain unargued for
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