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There's a difference between deleting and deactivating I think, I deleted mine.
That was it.
This makes a lot of sense, the artists who made the statue were likely more able at the coloring aspect than simply solid colors
Does knowledge of this change the equation?
"The bar of complaint will rise to meet any improvements"
I was under the impression there was some pressure and not just lack of demand, but if that's not the case then a possibility is Taleb's use of the kosher lemonade example.
http://www.investmentwatchblog.com/subway-removes-ham-and-ba...
This post said it was removed by 'Strong demand' so you can see where I came to my understanding. Whereas it did not say removed by lack of demand, as what I think you implied.
See it is easier to remove the product, than it is to keep the surfaces clear of the offending product. Do you see how it would be wise to remove it? The point still stands.
Anyway I only gave the book 3 stars, but an example is Subway removing pork from stores after strong demand from a religious group.
Not just that the reaction is worse, that the deplatforming erodes the spirit of free speech. I believe free speech is an important part of democracy.
I don't have facebook, but I find I'm very pressured to use it and instagram for work related promotion...
I think the biggest problem is the addictive nature of it, followed by the self-esteem erosion. Does staying in contact outweigh the drawbacks?
But what is happiness then?
So in the story they found a stronger correlation between tacit knowledge than simply IQ for instance.
Edit: I see I read the story but I didn't click the first comic, just the second one, Sorry disregard.
Another language that gets holy reverence is smalltalk.