The higher understands the lower.

The lower doesn't even know the higher exists.

So, you're trying to make sense of reality.

But reality is a very tricky and complicated thing.

You encounter hundreds of different perspectives, and it's nice to be open-minded, as an ideal,

but the zone has been flooded with shit by bad faith actors, grifters, fools, and ideologues.

So, people are confused.

Loss and false equivalents.

There's all these perspectives floating around.

How do you make sense of all of them?

You start to notice that not all perspectives are equal.

Some are higher quality than others.

How do you distinguish the higher from the lower?

That's what this whole next two episodes are going to be about.

There's a lot to say about this.

Firstly, do you understand that there are such a thing as higher and lower quality

perspectives? That they're not all the same. This is not obvious, and you should question this.

Some people are very relativistic. Maybe you are in the absolute relativist camp and you believe, you know, Leo, well,

there's all these perspectives out there, but in the end, it's all just subjective, it's all relative,

people believe whatever they want to believe, and who's to say what's right and what's wrong

and what's better and what's worse? Isn't that subjective? After all, what criteria are you

going to use? And aren't you going to be biased about the criteria that you're using?

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