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A consistent theme one notices among successful groups of people is tolerance of a culture of criticism. Criticism is essential to the health of any organization or society. You need a vast multitude eyes and voices finding and telling you what is wrong and needs to be improved. Of course, criticism must be in good faith. But that comes with having an environment of trust where excommunication is rare. Inability to tolerate criticism is a sign of insecurity and decline. If you look at the fate of empires, their high periods often correspond with a boisterous and diverse public sphere, while their downfalls were precipitated by an environment of fear, self-censorship, and ideological conformity. One of the great things about America — and which exists in few other places — is the freewheeling ability to criticize over a broad range of topics without fear. I wouldn’t go as far as to say you can say anything, but you can say a lot. A culture of criticism both reflects and provides resiliency.
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What is the cause and what the effect? Do successful groups tolerate criticism more because they are successful, or did they become successful because they tolerated criticism? Or is it something else, like talented/smart/driven/whatever people tend to succeed and also are more open to criticism?
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Very well said. Criticism is the back on which success rides.
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yep, as long as it's criticism w alternatives and a path to optimism, instead of criticism w the belief that it'll never work the latter can largely be ignored
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Agreed, farcaster is way more accepting of different povs and good faith disagreement/criticism than other social media
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There’s that old saying that goes something like if you want to appreciate America, go travel to other countries.
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Agree! However, people these days label things “criticism” that actually is not (often it’s just racism or sexism or worse) and then whine when they themselves are criticized for these views and grumble about free speech. So the exception to your take is that society can’t tolerate intolerance.
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Indeed, psychological safety is as important for teams as it is for nations
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Indeed, psychological safety is as important for teams as it is for nations
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