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In response to "Good article on how what we are doing isn’t actually helping. Krusty and others have had these actual experiences and may be interested " by JackDawson

It's not helping everyone directly because it's not designed to. That doesn't mean it's not actually helping. -- (edited)

Posted by znufrii, silly old man (aka znufrii) Apr 29 '20, 11:01

What, should we wait until we've fixed those systemic/structural issues before doing anything? Talk about the progressive fallacy of allowing the perfect to be the enemy of the good.

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I don't think the article, if you read it, says that we should wait until we've fixed those before doing anything - JackDawson Apr 29, 11:18 1
- I was mostly responding to the dismissiveness I read in your subject line there, not the substance of the article. -- (edited) - znufrii, silly old man Apr 29, 11:24

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It's not helping everyone directly because it's not designed to. That doesn't mean it's not actually helping. -- (edited)

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