I actually think we're probably already at the point where the marginal bit of anti-wokeness is on balance more bad than good.

(Not the same as wokeness being good, because anti-wokeness doesn't just fight wokeness, it also has many, IMO mostly bad, side effects)

I actually think we're probably already at the point where the marginal bit of anti-wokeness is on balance more bad than good.

(Not the same as wokeness being good, because anti-wokeness doesn't just fight wokeness, it also has many, IMO mostly bad, side effects)

https://twitter.com/0FJAKE/status/1783928239099875386

What’s missing from anti-wokeness is any positive description of values and preferences worth promoting.

The only problem is externality pricing.

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This implies there’s underlying agreement on the problem / values though. Which I don’t know is always the case

Ooh you got it briefer than me.

How about:

If you don’t like what a woke person is advocating then solve their problem another way.

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Is Coinbase antiwoke? I thought they’re just mission driven

Don’t only the extreme groups lack that? Feels like general anti-woke tends to push conservative values / focus on economics over identity. 
A moderate example being companies like Coinbase valuing a mission over actively supporting social causes