• Isoprenoid@programming.dev
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    1 year ago

    It’s not the ‘-isms’, my guy.

    It’s people. Flawed beings making and interacting with flawed systems.

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        1 year ago

        It takes people to enact policies around the -isms and to make the -isms themselves

        The OP said “…-ism is the real cancer upon society”. I was pointing out that people are the real cancer of society. It doesn’t matter what “-ism” you want to stand behind, there will always be issues because humanity is fundamentally broken.

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          humanity is fundamentally broken

          I’d argue that humanity and an -ism aren’t that different in this context – arbitrary linguistic form aside, they both refer to abstract collectives.

          But ultimately, I still don’t see the logic in separating humanity from the systems it created and uses. Fixing one fixes the other, in bilateral fashion.