nit: instead of doing as a bookmarklet, could someone let me just put in a URL and have it fetch and run? I seriously want to use this on my own content, as someone when lazy I resort to buzz words.
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#13https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Bullshit
It truly nails down the argument that bullshitting is far more dangerous than lying. With the current political climate it helps make a lot more sense of the craziness.
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#16Desperately need this in academia. The academic literature is full of hyped-up phrasing. Probably safe to say the more hyped-up something is presented, the less novel it actually is.
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#20One of my favorite reads that has helped me navigate this post fact society is the short essay “On Bullshit” by Harry Frankfurt. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Bullshit It truly nails down the argument that bullshitting is far more dangerous than lying. With the current political climate it helps make a lot more sense of the craziness.