[ SECRET POST #6477 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6477 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Dragon Age: The Veilguard]



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[Mist by 395 Games]















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Comments

Which is more important:

[(Anonymous)]

A) Whether something is true or false
B) Whether something is beneficial or detrimental to your group

Re: Which is more important:

[(Anonymous)]

A - I try very hard to be in the group where the truth is beneficial to me.

Re: Which is more important:

[(Anonymous)]

It completely depends on context and is impossible to answer?

In news reporting, truth.
In fiction, it doesn't matter.
In pvp board games, all bets are off.

What kind of answer are you looking for?

Re: Which is more important:

[(Anonymous)]

A

because I've been there and done that. I lived it. I spent the 90s as a christian rock minister constantly defending my in-group against the truth, and changed my mind when I realized they were two different things. The Truth, defined by such factual evidence as we can amass collecively or individually, is more important than whatever in-group would like to believe. Such believism is inevitably contrary to the truth, which should in itself be a damning fact; very, very rarely is some large and influential "group" actively in-line with and correct to the facts of evidence. In an ideal world this hypothetical conflict should never exist, but the mere fact that it does means that a belief-based group will inevitably come into conflict with factual evidence, and when it does, denying the facts is absurd on its face and belief should never be exchanged for fact.

Like, idk what OP of this question is getting at; if this was aimed as some sort of political gotcha, I'mma need to see what literal lies are being touted as facts before I weigh in on a specific topic but generally speaking, one can hardly go wrong believing in Truth Not Lies. I'm with Miles Edgeworth on that one.

Re: Which is more important:

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not the Anon Who Cried TERF, but boy does this sound like a TERF. Come on now, it's just "Do you care about facts or feelings? Because facts don't care about YOUR feelings! BOOM!"

Re: Which is more important:

[(Anonymous)]

You need to get away from the terf drama, it is coloring everything you read because your interpretation seems so random to me.

Re: Which is more important:

[(Anonymous)]

You sound unhinged.

Re: Which is more important:

[(Anonymous)]

So, I take it you'd choose B.

Re: Which is more important:

[(Anonymous)]

You are 100% right.

Re: Which is more important:

[(Anonymous)]

???

Re: Which is more important:

[(Anonymous)]

Nah. You also sound unhinged though.

Re: Which is more important:

[(Anonymous)]

If it's something that can be true or false, A. But not all things can be assessed in that format, particularly when you get to things like habits or human emotions.