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 Title text: Algorithms to Live By had a good argument that got me to do this a lot less. Basically, saying you don't know is forcing the other person to use my brainpower, so what appears kind is actually foisting work on others. |
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- Whatcha wanna eat?
- Wait. Actually, that's not quite right. What I want is for you to meander your way through the thicket of possibilities until you arrive at what I want to eat, at which point I will express a slightly less negative reaction, indicating preference without suggesting that you've accommodated my desires in any way that'd require future reciprocity.
- I dunno.
- Chinese food then?
- Sure yeah, if that's what you want.
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- (it's always chinese food)
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