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Soros's Reflexivity 10/05/25(Sun)12:02:34 No.24775128
Soros's Reflexivity Anonymous 10/05/25(Sun)12:02:34 No.24775128 Archived
>philosopher writes good book on humans and society
>humans and society internalize book
>people react and try to get around the book using their understanding of it to their advantage
>book is no longer accurate description of humans and society

Humanities cucks will never win. The observation changes the observer, and vice versa. The boulder will always roll back down, and you will have to start over at a distance down the mountain which is directly proportional to your success.
(This idea was the result of him being a major Popperfag)
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