Th0r
2nd October 2009, 10:58 AM
Recently someone told me about Socrates, the Greek philosopher who allegedly designed the a test known as the triple filter test.
Couldn't help thinking it might hold some ground here.
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There are three filters.
First is the filter of truth.
Second is the filter of good.
Third is the filter of usefulness.
Re-adjusted to the forum's perspective...
The second filter, the filter of good is not moral goodness. It is good as in good, solid information. Usefulness is defined by relevance and obviously use.
Here's a link to the original context. (http://iranscope.ghandchi.com/Fun/socrates.htm)
So before you post anything on Rorta, maybe it'd be a good idea to look at the triple filter test and see if the post you're planning on making passes the filter.
It's not mandatory and this isn't a dictatorship, but it might prevent the discussion of whether HCl injected into the testicles will kill you.
Couldn't help thinking it might hold some ground here.
XxX
There are three filters.
First is the filter of truth.
Second is the filter of good.
Third is the filter of usefulness.
Re-adjusted to the forum's perspective...
The second filter, the filter of good is not moral goodness. It is good as in good, solid information. Usefulness is defined by relevance and obviously use.
Here's a link to the original context. (http://iranscope.ghandchi.com/Fun/socrates.htm)
So before you post anything on Rorta, maybe it'd be a good idea to look at the triple filter test and see if the post you're planning on making passes the filter.
It's not mandatory and this isn't a dictatorship, but it might prevent the discussion of whether HCl injected into the testicles will kill you.