My biggest reason for disagreeing (though there are others) is thinking that people often underestimate the effects that your immediate cultural environment has on your beliefs over time. I don’t think humans have the kind of robust epistemics necessary to fully combat changes in priors from prolonged exposure to something (for example, I know someone who was negative on ads, joined Google and found they were becoming more positive on it without coming from or leading to any object-level changes in their views, and back after they left.)
My biggest reason for disagreeing (though there are others) is thinking that people often underestimate the effects that your immediate cultural environment has on your beliefs over time. I don’t think humans have the kind of robust epistemics necessary to fully combat changes in priors from prolonged exposure to something (for example, I know someone who was negative on ads, joined Google and found they were becoming more positive on it without coming from or leading to any object-level changes in their views, and back after they left.)