economeager.bsky.social
i'm on the verge of tears by the time we arrive at espace, since i'm positive we won't have a decent table http://rachaelmeager.com http://rottenandgood.substack.com
👤 Joined on 19 April 2023
Followers
Following
Total Posts
@economeager.bsky.socialmalowski.bsky.social
nme365.bsky.social
Not Found
Not Found
marsanges.bsky.social
h0pelesslytara.bsky.social
Not Found
Not Found
fathomdeep.bsky.social
quatoria.bsky.social
jimschef2025.bsky.social
paulbevans.bsky.social
cordeless.bsky.social
aella.bsky.social
howardbeale.bsky.social
helenlewis.bsky.social
dr-negrin.bsky.social
vjy1.bsky.social
dickius.bsky.social
thehillshaveayes.bsky.social
sentencerewriter.bsky.social
kelanoa.bsky.social
smootherbrain.bsky.social
Not Found
merrickgiles.bsky.social
C(urse of dimensionality) Rules Everything Around Me
Show PostIMO part of what makes this palatable is that the chance of my vote being decisive is ~0, so voting can essentially be a costless expression of aspirational moralism. Given a dictatorial red button I might be more crass, but luckily that's not the choice set.
Show Postin my view, but it doesn't typically get discussed in those terms
Show PostI think I would detach the ostrich strategy from this particular threat to coherence. for instance the "realist" perspective from my POV seems ripe for it all on its own - even supposing the proletariat has all the same interests at the end should it have the same preference ordering over them?
Show Postso you have a trilemma. either realism does *prescriptively* call for a particular ordering and you have to convince the rest of the class of the true order (in which case you preserve realism but not anti-moralism), realism does descriptively and thus plainly does not explain political behavior
Show Post