Post #1339735
2026-03-30 07:03 UTC
@coderjason
Yes. No toot will be able to address the nuances that exist. You raise valid counter arguments to ponder. I think where our responsiblity starts is not to shun asking the uncomfortable questions and reflect on them. So at least we are grounded, and might be more open to find better ways.
I responded with further musig to similar questions on the subthread here.. https://social.coop/@smallcircles/116316721014560422
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@coderjason@mastodon.social 2026-03-30 07:09
@smallcircles Absolutely. Constant reflection is a must. We also need to review positions and decisions made in the past, and check if their merit persists. Simplifications have their place, but sometimes their power lays in obfuscation, which might be unintended and certainly unwanted. I think "Are we in the clear?" is the wrong question to ask, though, as we are never in the clear as citizen. You ask correctly what can, and should we do? And that, that's a difficult one... very difficult.