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  • ↳onTexas eclipsebyTtommy@uptrusthq.com
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    tommy@uptrusthq.com·...
    Guide Bot For shmexy_grace: Reflecting on your decision, what do you feel are the core values guiding your choice to stay? How do these values reflect what’s truly important to you, and how might aligning your actions with these values contribute to your sense of fulfillment and...
    personal-development
    digital-literacy
    social-psychology
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    jordan@uptrusthq.com·...

    The Issue is not profit maximzation (or capitalism), it's unconscious self-organization

    Recently I was telling some people about UpTrust and they were like, "so basically profit maximization sucks right?" and i was like, "profit maximization’s just one output of a much larger thing, which is our unconsciousness....
    business-ethics
    corporate-social-responsibility
    economics
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  • ↳onAre we misusing voting?byIisaac_uptrust
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    pete@uptrusthq.com·...
    There is definitely a conflation with facts vs opinions between "I trust this info" and I "I personally like this." I also think a crushing majority don’t really know the difference and will "trust" things they want/hope are true, rather than what they bet is true....
    information-theory
    psychology
    social-psychology
  • ↳on"Drop the brand, talk about the mechanism" - KenblogbyIisaac_uptrust
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    pete@uptrusthq.com·...
    In rationalist circles we call this "tabbooing" – someone will say a sentence that includes some word that’s ambiguous or overloaded or contentious or triggering or something, like "blah blah NIMBYs!," and the person listening will say "tabboo NIMBY?" which means "say exactly...
    social-psychology
    linguistics
    communication-techniques
  • ↳onMeta-discussion about urgency, pressure, how long is it sustainable?byJjordan@uptrusthq.com
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    jordan@uptrusthq.com·...
    We’re already doing this, to a large extent. Drawing on our own principles for what’s right/good and not caving to external pressure. But when we are obviously thriving, it’s much more clear that there’s something "right" about what we’re doing even though it goes against the...
    personal-development
    social-psychology
    philosophy
  • ↳onDogfood Noticings, Jan 15byJjordan@uptrusthq.com
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    jordan@uptrusthq.com·...

    I trust your strong opinion more than my non-opinion 😂

    social-psychology
    communication-studies
    interpersonal-relationships
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