Nobody grows up and it's like, ah, I hope someday I proved to be the biggest hypocrite

in the world.

That's what I want to be known for.

Nobody wants to be hypocrite.

Nobody is seeking out how to be a fraud and hold one set of values in one set of circumstances

and a different set of values in a different set of circumstances.

It's gross.

It's incredibly easy to detect hypocrisy in people who aren't us.

It's very easy for me to look at other people's politics and be like, oh my goodness, look

at you people.

How can you simultaneously, fullthroatedly endorse this important moral imperative that is

absolutely and arguable and you're so superior in this situation.

But then you go over here to this slightly different situation that doesn't benefit

you politically.

Well, that in arguable moral universal truth, suddenly it just slips your mind.

It doesn't come up so much.

But it's incredible to me how easy it is for other people to look at the values that

I hold and point out the exact same problems.

I think hypocrisy is endemic to humanity because of the way we're built.

We encounter the world through our five senses.

Most of our five senses are screwed onto our face.

So everything we see from our point of view is from our point of view.

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