Get Offended More (2020)
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Get Offended More (2020)
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#3Oof please don’t. Unless of course I can say that this very much offends me…
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#4I can get quite passionate in my discussions, but I don't take anything personally, and always welcome the opportunity for criticism. Though it is usually the ones who take offence who are the least able to criticize me.
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#7 - disagreeing and being offended aren't on the same level
- getting offended is a good thing, it shows you care deeply about an issue, you should do it more
- behaving like and ass***e because you're offended is not okRe: Get Offended More (2020)
#8Seems to be a long way of saying to go get offended but not too offended.
Mmmh yeah, it's a little more than that. He suggest that being offended is OK, while taking unreasonable action because of said offense is not acceptable.
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#9This is really bad history in a very relevant way to the topic. The Church wasn't really offended, they disagreed. The church in that case included most scientists at the time. This was because Galileo's theory didn't actually check out at all when he made the argument as it couldn't explain the observed sizes of most stars. This was because diffraction wasn't known yet as a principle. When he was challenged on this he basically wrote an entire tract that today would basically be considered a 'shitpost', where he insulted most scientists and church figures for pointing the problems with his theory out.
So it was actually Galileo who was offended, the Church who disagreed (and then was potentially also offended), and completely independent of this Galileo just happened to be right