Do we still value Aaron Swartz in a modern psychiatric paradigm

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In the modern psychiatric paradigm, Aaron Swartz is easily dismissable as bipolar. As a Dasein whos internal reality we are not doomed to respect, as fellow Daseines--he is "other".Do we owe anything to those that we believe to be right, under these other-labeling paradigms?

suprjami · Accepted Answer

No sure why anyone with bipolar is "easily dismissed".
Regardless of his struggles, Aaron Swartz was a pioneer of digital (libre) freedom and he should be revered and missed much more than he is.
If he was still alive, the world would be a better place, I have no doubt about it.

Do we still value Aaron Swartz in a modern psychiatric paradigm

In the modern psychiatric paradigm, Aaron Swartz is easily dismissable as bipolar. As a Dasein whos internal reality we are not doomed to respect, as fellow Daseines--he is "other".Do we owe anything to those that we believe to be right, under these other-labeling paradigms?

No sure why anyone with bipolar is "easily dismissed".Regardless of his struggles, Aaron Swartz was a pioneer of digital (libre) freedom and he should be revered and missed much more than he is.If he was still alive, the world would be a better place, I have no doubt about it.

In the modern psychiatric paradigm, Aaron Swartz is easily dismissable as bipolar. As a Dasein whos internal reality we are not doomed to respect, as fellow Daseines--he is "other".
Do we owe anything to those that we believe to be right, under these other-labeling paradigms?

No sure why anyone with bipolar is "easily dismissed".
Regardless of his struggles, Aaron Swartz was a pioneer of digital (libre) freedom and he should be revered and missed much more than he is.
If he was still alive, the world would be a better place, I have no doubt about it.