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YSK about the different “ways of knowing”
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this post was submitted on 13 Nov 2023
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This is really interesting. Without knowing there was a word for it, I've often found myself wishing people (including myslef at times) did a better job of the Connected Knowing approach.
I thought so too! It can feel like people are missing each other and talking past one another in our typical discourse. It’s not how adults change each others minds though, or change our ideology or grow our understand, we have to connect at a deeper level for that.
Personally I've always found that style very patronising.
Arguing from empathy with no regard for facts is hopeless.
Arguing from facts with no regard for empathy is dangerous.
We need both.
Most times, empathy is not enough. And for some people, nothing is enough.
“There's simply no polite way to tell people they've dedicated their lives to an illusion.” —Daniel Dennett
Not all people can be persuaded by "connected knowing" (not a big fan of this terminology), but many can be (over time).
NOBODY, however, who can't be persuaded by "connected knowing" will be persuaded by "separate learning", so I'm not sure what your point here is.
My point is some people are beyond hope.
Those are the ones who will destroy the world, and they'll do it cheerily.
Yes. Some people are beyond hope. Therefore we shouldn't bother with empathy with all people. This is exactly how logic works. Yes.
But yes, indeed, some people are beyond hope. It's why I won't bother engaging with you further. (Guess where you just got categorized....)
Bye, Felicia. Keep empathizing with nazis, flat earthers and religious nuts. And bankrupt yourself to get therapy.
I think some people just don't have much capacity for connected knowing.