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by Retric
3202 days ago
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As neither of those models actually work 100% of the time, I don't think they have much to say about a neutral point of view. Any serious work is going to say ~"This is false, but..." A neutral POV might be Humans are computationally limited mostly independent actors who's actions are based on updatable heuristics. This much more closely matches things like asset bubbles or creation of unions, but also preference for name brands. PS: The truth is not trying to tell a story. Suggesting the truth is biased is suggesting the world is also biased. |
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