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That just sounds self-congratulatory applause-lights. What's your evidence for this claim?
I read "Brave Truth-Tellers" as a slightly sarcastic way of saying "contrarians", which we've got plenty of.
Quite.
No we don't.
Oh no, not at all, I meant it more like "Oh LW, you so crazy!" I believe we are very, very contrarian here; stating unpopular beliefs is a form of showing off (see The Irrationality Game). I am not sure what quantifiable evidence I can offer of that, but I'm far from the first to make the observation.