Understanding Truth, Truthful, and Representative in Solution Space

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True is whether something is true or false in the world.
Truthful is whether the person who is saying the thing believes that it is true or false, or are they coming in good faith.
Representative is important in determining how representative those facts are to a broader situation.

You’re likely familiar with the modern zombie trope: a zombie bites someone you care about and they’re transformed into a creature who wants your brain. Zombies are the perfect metaphor to explain something Tristan and Aza have been thinking about lately that they call zombie values.

In this Spotlight episode of Your Undivided Attention, we talk through some examples of how zombie values limit our thinking around tech harms. Our hope is that by the end of this episode, you'll be able to recognize the zombie values that walk amongst us, and think through how to upgrade these values to meet the realities of our modern world.

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