The Contents of One’s Own Mind
This link goes to a fascinating little explainer by Popehat on Twitter. Excerpted here and lightly edited for readability:
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Power, Judgment, and Love
Read more → More from Out of Many →Back in high school and college, I had friends who offered to do tarot readings for me. I always turned them down. “What a dumb idea,” I’d think. “How could a deck of cards predict your future!”
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The burden of doubt
Read more → More from Out of Many →We often talk about giving people the benefit of the doubt, but seldom talk about its opposite, to the point that no agreed upon phrase for it exists. The best I could come up with is the “burden of doubt”, which largely applies to courtroom settings. Even with the help of judicial documents, the phrase is not very popular.
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Rules don’t apply themselves
More from Out of Many →There is a lot to be said about what happened to Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka yesterday, but this tweet by Jennifer Richeson captures the analysis of the incident that’s most relevant to this blog:
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Judgment Above Principle, Judgment After Principle
Read more → More from Out of Many →Principles are really important, and by and large you should try hard to stick to them. I have tremendous respect for those who have died or gone to jail for their principles.