In general, I think this post does a great job of articulatng a single, incomplete frame. Others in the review take umbrage with the moralizing tone, but I think the moralizing tone is actually quite useful to give an inside view of this frame.
I believe this frame is incomplete, but gives an important perspective that is often ignored in the Lesswrong/Gray tribe.
I primarily take umbrage at the fact that the post makes claims I think are false without providing any evidence for them. I brought up the moralizing tone as an explanation for why it was popular despite making (what I think are) false claims with no evidence.
In general, I think this post does a great job of articulatng a single, incomplete frame. Others in the review take umbrage with the moralizing tone, but I think the moralizing tone is actually quite useful to give an inside view of this frame.
I believe this frame is incomplete, but gives an important perspective that is often ignored in the Lesswrong/Gray tribe.
I primarily take umbrage at the fact that the post makes claims I think are false without providing any evidence for them. I brought up the moralizing tone as an explanation for why it was popular despite making (what I think are) false claims with no evidence.
I don’t think that evidence is needed to articulate the frame I’m talking about, it’s much more about a way of interpreting the situation.