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Hm.  Maybe you're right.  Maybe I've been *told* I'm anti-social and simply been a victim of those over-socialized people who don't show much depth in social contexts.  Regardless, the topical question I raised still stands: For those poor sailors who *feel* demeaned by the algorithmic context, how *quickly* can/do they transition into and out of the modes?

Dave raised this question implicitly by arguing that there are at least 2 modes: training as a cog in the machine but performing as a dynamic individual.  The question is how often, how fast, etc these mode-switches happen.

On 1/15/19 11:09 AM, Marcus Daniels wrote:
> If you were really antisocial, you wouldn't care how you seem.   It seems to me this is more a tactic for executing conversations rather than a necessity.   One could merely inhibit the self in various ways topic by topic.   As for alcohol, it actually becomes easier for me to do this, as my inner nihilist comes out who doesn't feel the need to reconcile the every single thing my nutcase discussant has to say.


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