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I used to believe in Hanlon’s razor.

That it was inaccurate to attribute things to malice which could be explained by incompetence.

Complete bullshit.

It’s all malice.

The incompetence is purposeful.

The incompetents are put in place by the malicious in order to obfuscate their ill intent.
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unit · 71w
That's how the corporate administrative state controls the dumb and easily manipulated politician
bitbuybyte · 71w
Replace “incompetence” with “incentives” and I buy that
Yarnlady 🧶 · 70w
I agree, people in general cannot be this incompetent on a daily basis 🙄.
ck · 70w
Have you heard of CK’s razor? https://m.primal.net/LTxI.jpg
Krv · 70w
"The road to hell is paved with good intentions" is a good aphorism. It should not matter if someone thinks they are trying to save the world, or even thinks they are the one that can do it. At a society level, only the results of actions matter. I think the whole, "they mean well", or "they are jus...
Chris · 70w
That's quite a nihilistic viewpoint, isn't it?
Modus · 70w
Epstein's razor
Judge Hardcase · 70w
Hanlon's razor isn't about accuracy; it's more like giving the benefit of a doubt. That is, the default presumption should be unintentional incompetence until there is no reasonable doubt of malice. Purposeful incompetence, on the other hand, is itself a form of malice; so it's still consistent wi...