How does one ethically deal with typos? Why? I would first follow tradition(traditional meanings), secondly risk analysis(risks of interpretation) and then thirdly skin in the game(the right to opine depends on the price the person pays for incorrectness). On a side note, those ethics lead me to negative utilitarianism for an open society. The virtues depend on enlightenment instead of goodness, thus they may be empathy, common sense, and symmetry. StimulI:
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Preprint The Negative Utilitarian Survival Theorem
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Code Progressive Aphorisms welcome elaborations(sources follow claims).
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Remember, typos happen to everyone, and it's essential to handle them with grace and willingness to correct any mistakes. When it comes to dealing with typos, here are a few ethical guidelines to consider:
1. Take responsibility: If you make a typo in your work, acknowledge it and take responsibility for it.
2. Correct when necessary: If a typo changes the meaning of your message or leads to confusion, it's important to correct it. This ensures that your audience understands your intended message accurately.
3. Strive for accuracy: Proofread your work before sharing or publishing it to minimize the chances of typos.
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