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Created page with "Category:Norms = Good Norms = * People should participate in multiple social groups that are largely independent. This implies smaller social groups than "Reddit" or other mass social media. Participating in smaller groups ensures the possibility for socially transmitted ideas to grow without interference. Participating in multiple independent groups ensures that those ideas can germinate across groups and propagate to society overall. * Disenfranchised suspects sho..." |
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* Disenfranchised suspects should not face greater scrutiny than rich, powerful, connected, or popular suspects. | * Disenfranchised suspects should not face greater scrutiny than rich, powerful, connected, or popular suspects. | ||
* Rich, powerful, connected, or popular suspects should face greater scrutiny than disenfranchised suspects. | * Rich, powerful, connected, or popular suspects should face greater scrutiny than disenfranchised suspects. | ||
* Expectation of prosocial behavior and propriety from greatest to least: Public officials, Public voices, Rich and Powerful People, Commoners. (roughly) | |||
** Consequently, the punishment for violating the public trust should be highest for Public Officials. | |||
* Similarly, the protections afforded by civil and human rights should never be enjoyed less by commoners than by public officials. | |||
= Bad Norms = | = Bad Norms = | ||
Revision as of 01:50, 26 September 2025
Good Norms
- People should participate in multiple social groups that are largely independent. This implies smaller social groups than "Reddit" or other mass social media. Participating in smaller groups ensures the possibility for socially transmitted ideas to grow without interference. Participating in multiple independent groups ensures that those ideas can germinate across groups and propagate to society overall.
- Disenfranchised suspects should not face greater scrutiny than rich, powerful, connected, or popular suspects.
- Rich, powerful, connected, or popular suspects should face greater scrutiny than disenfranchised suspects.
- Expectation of prosocial behavior and propriety from greatest to least: Public officials, Public voices, Rich and Powerful People, Commoners. (roughly)
- Consequently, the punishment for violating the public trust should be highest for Public Officials.
- Similarly, the protections afforded by civil and human rights should never be enjoyed less by commoners than by public officials.