Operationalization of Bad Faith: if people make reasoning errors that they wouldn't make with another topic having the same underlying structure
-Nuance and Compression: there's a problem where if what you actually believe is extremely nuanced, and in some contexts you say something shorter and "punchier", people will ever-so-slightly misinterpret the punchier version and say, "Ah-ha!" like, I'm not _intending_ to motte-and-bailey, but _something_ has to get lost between the 5000-word nuanced version and the version that fits in a Tweet, and I'm sorry that the Tweet version is bailey-like
+"The Motte-and-Bailey Doctrine as Compression Artefact": there's a problem where if what you actually believe is extremely nuanced, and in some contexts you say something shorter and "punchier" (that's pushing back against a local majority: see "All Debates Are Bravery Debates"), people will ever-so-slightly misinterpret the punchier version and say, "Ah-ha!" like, I'm not _intending_ to motte-and-bailey, but _something_ has to get lost between the 5000-word nuanced version and the version that fits in a Tweet, and I'm sorry that the Tweet version is bailey-like
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+The Charity Convergence Trap
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