Yes, being a “contrarian” is irrational for the individual, but may be good for the group. I wouldn’t try to turn someone into a “contrarian” for my own benefits, but I don’t feel qualms about making better use of people who already are.
Yes, being a “contrarian” is irrational for the individual, but may be good for the group.
Jesus was a contrarian and the most rational person ever. I think Jesus and Vassar agree with me. Unless you’re twisting “contrarian” to mean something dumb by definition. Or are you knowingly going along with Kennaway’s trolling? Hm...
Yes, being a “contrarian” is irrational for the individual, but may be good for the group. I wouldn’t try to turn someone into a “contrarian” for my own benefits, but I don’t feel qualms about making better use of people who already are.
Jesus was a contrarian and the most rational person ever. I think Jesus and Vassar agree with me. Unless you’re twisting “contrarian” to mean something dumb by definition. Or are you knowingly going along with Kennaway’s trolling? Hm...