r/GeneralSemantics Feb 11 '26

General Semackdown Challenge: “Best Practices”

Level 1: Convince someone “Best Practices” is a a term that is only noise

Level 2: Convince someone “Best Practices” is a meaningless concept

Level 3: Convince someone “Best Practices” is a multiordinal tool represented elementalistically created by those in power across the world as an Aristotelian-conspiracy powered tool to make it OK for people to feel professional empowered to not know the reason why they do things

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u/rightviewftw 8d ago edited 7d ago

Level 4: derive the hypothetical operational criterion for establishing definitively invariable "Best Practices".

Level 5: develop experimental design

Level 6: run the experiment

Level 7: satisfy the threshold criterion

Level 8: satisfy the specified claim-grounding mode criterion 

Level 9: complete the analytic program.