my opinion on your good faith depends on whether you are able to admit having deeply misunderstood the post.
Then we can kill all the birds with the same stone. If you provide an substantial correction to my imaginary dialogue, showing which place of your post this correction is based on, you will be able to demonstrate how I indeed failed to understand your post, satisfy my curriocity and I’ll be able to earn your good faith by acknowledging my mistake.
Once again, there is no need to go on any unnecessary tangents. You should just address the substance of the argument.
id respond to object-level criticism if you provided some—i just see status-jousting, formal pedantry, and random fnords.
I gave you the object level criticism long ago. I’m bolding it now, in case you indeed failed to see it for some reason:
Your post fails to create an actual engagement between ideas of Nick Land and Orthogonality thesis.
I’ve been explaining to you what exatIy I mean by it and how to improve your post in this regard then I provided you a very simple way to create this engagement or correct my misunderstanding about it—I wrote an imaginary dialogue and explicitly asked for your corrections.
Yet you keep refusing to do it and instead, indeed, concentrating on status-jousting and semantics. As of now I’m fairly confident that you simply don’t have anything substantial to say and status-related nonsense is all you are capable of. I would be happy to be wrong about it of course, but every reply that you make leave me less and less hope.
I’m giving you the last chance. If you finally manage as much as simply address the substance of the argument I’m going to strongly upvote that answer, even if you wouldn’t progress the discourse much further. If you actually be able to surprise me and demonstrate some failure in my understanding, I’m going to remove my previous well-deserved downvotes and offer you my sinciere appologies. If, as my current model predicts, you keep talking about irrelevant tangents, you are getting another strong downvote from me.
No, I haven’t. I currently feel that I’ve already spent much more time on Land’s ideas, than they deserve it. But sure thing, if you manage to show that I misunderstand them, I’ll reevaluate this conclusion and give The Obliqueness Thesis an honest try.
look brah. i feel no need to convince you; i suggested “The Obliqueness Thesis” because it’s written in a language you are more likely to understand—and it covers the same grounds covered here (once again, this was meant simply as a compendium for those who read jessi’s post).
you are free to keep dunning-krugering instead; i wasted enough time attempting to steer you towards something better, and i don’t see any value in having you on my side.
Then we can kill all the birds with the same stone. If you provide an substantial correction to my imaginary dialogue, showing which place of your post this correction is based on, you will be able to demonstrate how I indeed failed to understand your post, satisfy my curriocity and I’ll be able to earn your good faith by acknowledging my mistake.
Once again, there is no need to go on any unnecessary tangents. You should just address the substance of the argument.
I gave you the object level criticism long ago. I’m bolding it now, in case you indeed failed to see it for some reason:
Your post fails to create an actual engagement between ideas of Nick Land and Orthogonality thesis.
I’ve been explaining to you what exatIy I mean by it and how to improve your post in this regard then I provided you a very simple way to create this engagement or correct my misunderstanding about it—I wrote an imaginary dialogue and explicitly asked for your corrections.
Yet you keep refusing to do it and instead, indeed, concentrating on status-jousting and semantics. As of now I’m fairly confident that you simply don’t have anything substantial to say and status-related nonsense is all you are capable of. I would be happy to be wrong about it of course, but every reply that you make leave me less and less hope.
I’m giving you the last chance. If you finally manage as much as simply address the substance of the argument I’m going to strongly upvote that answer, even if you wouldn’t progress the discourse much further. If you actually be able to surprise me and demonstrate some failure in my understanding, I’m going to remove my previous well-deserved downvotes and offer you my sinciere appologies. If, as my current model predicts, you keep talking about irrelevant tangents, you are getting another strong downvote from me.
No, I haven’t. I currently feel that I’ve already spent much more time on Land’s ideas, than they deserve it. But sure thing, if you manage to show that I misunderstand them, I’ll reevaluate this conclusion and give The Obliqueness Thesis an honest try.
look brah. i feel no need to convince you; i suggested “The Obliqueness Thesis” because it’s written in a language you are more likely to understand—and it covers the same grounds covered here (once again, this was meant simply as a compendium for those who read jessi’s post).
you are free to keep dunning-krugering instead; i wasted enough time attempting to steer you towards something better, and i don’t see any value in having you on my side.