Conversational Cultures: Combat vs Nurture (V2) — LessWrong
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x Conversational Cultures: Combat vs Nurture (V2) — LessWrong Communication Cultures Feedback & Criticism (topic) Conversation (topic) Contrarianism Distinctions Practical Curated 145 Conversational Cultures: Combat vs Nurture (V2) by Ruby 31st Dec 2019 11 min read 92 145 Note: This post is intended as descriptive rather than prescriptive. This post describes the cultures as I see them, together with some of their underlying rationales, arguments, advantages, and disadvantages. This post does not contain any strong or well-formed opinions of mine about ideal conversational norms, which culture
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