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Author recounts plagiarism and perceived threat as 'empty chambers'

The author recounts two personal experiences that illustrate a concept they term "empty chambers, missing stairs." The first involves a perceived threat where an individual points a gun but it turns out to be an empty chamber, leading the author to question the appropriate response. The second experience details an academic situation where the author's feedback on a textbook homework question was plagiarized by the author of the book, who was an "important scholar." Despite the negative implications of plagiarism, the author experienced "overwhelming joy" from this event, viewing it as a validation of their own capabilities and a sign of the scholar's potential incompetence. AI

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Author recounts plagiarism and perceived threat as 'empty chambers'

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  1. LessWrong (AI tag) TIER_1 English(EN) · finitude ·

    Empty Chambers, Missing Stairs

    <p><i><span>tw: guns, weird shitty behavior, inadequate responses to weird shitty behavior</span></i></p><p><span>So say you’re out on the street, not in any kind of rush, just steadily making your way somewhere.</span></p><p><span>And say someone most of a block away catches you…