@yogthos Someday I'm going to have to write something about how terrifying the POSIWID principle is. People are already bad enough at distinguishing between intent and effect (in both directions!) — explicitly legitimizing this idea will be disasterous if it catches on more broadly. But I'm not nearly at a point where I can fully put my thoughts into words.

@yogthos (Though to be fair, a large part of my objection is a direct result of a lifetime of not being neurotypical, and thus having my intent frequently and inconsistently misread because I don't respond to situations in the way neurotypicals do.)

@kechpaja @yogthos Yeah, I think the problem here is conflating "purpose" and "intent," but I also think Yogthos' point (correct if wrong) is that once the outcome of a system is learned, the perpetuation of said system must be read as intentionally producing said result.