(Also, I think you meanascribing rather than prescribing for both #9 and #12.)
Yes, I do. Non-native speaker. Clearly there are more issues with clarity than I had thought, so thank you for this comment.
@12 I mean A). It seems clear to me that very few people are actually malicious, and that not being aware of that on some level is a signal for incompetence and low trustworthiness. An example here is believing that anyone who wants stronger borders must dislike certain cultures.
@10: other people the expert has views about. This is about doubting the sincerity of people who disagree with you on emotionally charged topics. Say X and Y are public people who disagree on the minimum wage, and say person A declares X who happens to agree with her position to me more honest. If A does this too much, that makes me update downward on their trustworthiness.
I have the word overwhelming in there because I think there can be a real correlation between having one position on a question and being more honest, so if A just does this occasionally, that can be fine. But particularly if there are no exceptions, if people in A’s team are consistently the good guys, that’s a bad signal.
Intellectual honesty is a bad term here because it’s too narrow. I’ll look for something better.
Yes, I do. Non-native speaker. Clearly there are more issues with clarity than I had thought, so thank you for this comment.
@12 I mean A). It seems clear to me that very few people are actually malicious, and that not being aware of that on some level is a signal for incompetence and low trustworthiness. An example here is believing that anyone who wants stronger borders must dislike certain cultures.
@10: other people the expert has views about. This is about doubting the sincerity of people who disagree with you on emotionally charged topics. Say X and Y are public people who disagree on the minimum wage, and say person A declares X who happens to agree with her position to me more honest. If A does this too much, that makes me update downward on their trustworthiness.
I have the word overwhelming in there because I think there can be a real correlation between having one position on a question and being more honest, so if A just does this occasionally, that can be fine. But particularly if there are no exceptions, if people in A’s team are consistently the good guys, that’s a bad signal.
Intellectual honesty is a bad term here because it’s too narrow. I’ll look for something better.
Thanks for the clarification, makes sense to me now!