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==== You argued (rightly, in the functional sense): ==== If someone lacks time/attention and still chooses to inject high-confidence low-effort claims into a serious forum, then: * they’re extracting the benefits of participation while pushing the cost of clarity onto others, * and that is incompatible with “good faith + effort” discourse. The key refinement that preserves maximum rigor: ===== - “I’m on my phone, can’t read now” can be innocent. ===== * “Can you give a TL;DR or a start section?” is repair-like. ===== If they keep replying but avoid specificity, they are no longer constrained by time—they are choosing a different payoff: ===== * narrative protection > epistemic effort. So yes: time/attention becomes part of the same “path of least resistance” dynamic when they continue participating without doing the minimum repair behaviors.
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