but then how would we know what to do about it?
Post by twetch#622
What, you think spending that much time on programming/building would necessarily exclude you being aware of these other things?
What does that imply about how much time you're spending on the virus and conspiracy theories?
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There's an opportunity cost to how we spend our time. As you exampled.
Investigative research is a valuable skill.
It's hard to put a valuation what one isn't aware exists.
What I see people doing with regards to the virus and related conspiracy theories is not 'investigative research,' but baseless speculation in fields well outside of these individuals' areas of expertise.
Such practices are roughly as valuable as the deeds done by a dog in the back yard.
Everyone starts somewhere. Crafted expertise can appear as ineptitude to an equal let alone the amateur.