Comments by "Night Raven" (@GiRR007) on "Sabine Hossenfelder"
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@uru-annapace No no, what your doing isn't simply acknowledging that genes play a role in performance, what your doing is saying that genes are the MAIN thing that gauge performance, as the term "freak show" implies. Which like I said is not only untrue but disparaging to those who work hard their entire live without said special genes. The people that do this usually are just trying to downplay the accomplishments of athletes in an attempt to make them feel better about themselves which I find repulsive. I never denied genes played a role, I just don't think they play the most important role when it comes to a persons performance at the Olympics or sports, which is what "freak show" implies. You cant disrespect science, its not a person, its not something created by a single person, its just a way of measuring a world, a tool, not some ideology. Saying you can disrespect science would be like saying measuring something with your eyes is disrespectful to a ruler...
And again, your complaining to me about something I didn't start. I wasn't the one who introduced the example of a fictional character. But even if I WAS the one who Began using a fictional character as an example, FUCKING SO WHAT? You do realize humans have been doing that for millennia right? Using fictional examples and peoples to be able to convey their point in a way that is easier to understand? Like seriously what is your problem with that? Do you not like hypotheticals at all? If so you must HATE math because it is FULLY of hypotheticals, science as well. I'm starting to suspect that you honestly just feel compelled to constantly over complicate topics as a form of gate keeping so that you feel superior for understanding a "complex" topic. However this kind of intellectual gate keeping isn't an indication of intelligence, quite the opposite actually. Even an idiot ;especially idiots; can make a topic more complicated than it is or needs to be. Its often those who are well versed in the subject matter that can simplify a complex topic into something that even an idiot can understand. That's what metaphors are for and I seriously cannot understand your aversion to them to this extent other than the aforementioned gate keeping theory.
And even when I was referring to the bruce wayne example it had NOTHING to do with genes, it was completely about how a person circumstances effect their abilities and who they become.
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