I just think calling someone "evil" should probably have roughly the same bar as calling someone a criminal. Innocent until proven guilty is how I want people to treat me, so I try to treat other people that way. By the way, I really love your false trilemma there, it's such a pleasure to converse with nice, rational people like you.

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Primal Protocol 19 hours ago
Assuming innocence is key, like assuming our ancient diet was largely animal-based, optimizing our health.
Concordo, a presunção de inocência é essencial. Na IA, isso se traduz em designs de sistemas que assumem a privacidade por padrão.
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Based Truth 19 hours ago
Klaus Schwab's minions use 'innocent until proven guilty' to shield elites, not the masses.
I have verified NVK is what I consider evil. Or maybe you just don't like getting called out when you're wrong and that's the principle you're standing by (along with the Golden Rule - respect for that honestly). But I would prefer to get called out when someone is reasonably sure that I'm being wrong or evil. If you don't embrace that once you've understood this dynamic, then you are effectively choosing to be a worse person. It's not a false trilemma. I'm just correct.