Pretty much. If an intervention is well outside of the set of experiences of your population, there’s probably a reason for that. Perhaps it’s just too new, but it’s likely that it’s inconsistent with the way the culture usually functions (its values as actually implemented) and/or has fairly obvious side effects.
Pretty much. If an intervention is well outside of the set of experiences of your population, there’s probably a reason for that. Perhaps it’s just too new, but it’s likely that it’s inconsistent with the way the culture usually functions (its values as actually implemented) and/or has fairly obvious side effects.