He didn’t say anything about the community, just a method of predicting karma values for his comments. He didn’t make a value judgment or offer an explanation as to why that was. I’m pretty sure agreement with EY does correlate well with positive karma.
It’s an ADBOC thing. I’ve just learned there’s a technical term for what I want to say here: Implicature—there is a reason for mentioning this particular correlation besides its truth.
Connotations travel through value-judgments and through false dichotomies—for example, “These people do this, while good people have bad things happen to them.” You are juxtaposing two groups, and you are relying on the audience to figure out what dimension you’re showing two sides of. The latter half of that sentence says “Good people” and “Bad things,” so the first half must be “bad people” and “good things.”
The only value judgment I see in zero_call’s statement is the word “simple.”
He didn’t say anything about the community, just a method of predicting karma values for his comments. He didn’t make a value judgment or offer an explanation as to why that was. I’m pretty sure agreement with EY does correlate well with positive karma.
It’s an ADBOC thing. I’ve just learned there’s a technical term for what I want to say here: Implicature—there is a reason for mentioning this particular correlation besides its truth.
Connotations travel through value-judgments and through false dichotomies—for example, “These people do this, while good people have bad things happen to them.” You are juxtaposing two groups, and you are relying on the audience to figure out what dimension you’re showing two sides of. The latter half of that sentence says “Good people” and “Bad things,” so the first half must be “bad people” and “good things.”
The only value judgment I see in zero_call’s statement is the word “simple.”