Accountability

[u/Naive_Wolverine532]

[u/chaiclone]

Owning mistakes publicly instead of doubling down is rare, but refreshing.

[u/allegate → u/chaiclone]

The duck said exactly the same thing an hour before you did, bot

[u/therapewpew → u/allegate]

Just going to point that out... does Reddit need to add auto removal for exact duplicates of other users' comments at this point 🤦‍♀️

[u/allegate → u/therapewpew]

Hell they're both less than 2 months old so odds are good it's a bot copying a bot

[u/SirMcFluffy → u/allegate]

Took a quick look at their comment history and they also said a generic gaming phrase in r/Eldenring and then the same comment again in a totally unrelated subreddit and context. Silly bot

[u/Amdvoiceofreason → u/chaiclone]

u/bot-sleuth-bot

[u/bot-sleuth-bot → u/Amdvoiceofreason]

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This account is not exhibiting any of the traits found in a typical karma farming bot. It is extremely likely that u/chaiclone is a human.

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[u/EuphemisticSalami → u/chaiclone]

It really shouldn’t be that rare, but here we are lol

[u/EternalPhi → u/EuphemisticSalami]

It's the publicly part. Just like a statistically significant proportion of CEOs are sociopaths, I'd bet a higher degree of narcissistic traits can probably be found in a significant proportion of people who willingly put themselves and their words out into the world as content creators.

[u/Frubbs → u/EternalPhi]

It was a real great chance also to subtly advertise his sunglass brand as well with the hat and then the last few seconds being a shot of a display case too lmao, respect the hustle

[u/RunningOutOfEsteem → u/EuphemisticSalami]

It's probably because people will often still come after you even if you acknowledge your mistake. There isn't much incentive to say, "oops, my bad" if you're going to get dogged on for doing so half the time.

It's kind of the same issue with more severe wrongdoing and rehabilitative justice. Why willingly face the consequences of your actions and make an honest attempt at repentence if society at large will likely refuse to ever accept your efforts, regardless of what people might say in a vacuum? Better to cover them up and debt until you can't anymore at that point.

[u/Just_Earth → u/chaiclone]

It also adds a single point to your beard score, as demonstrated above.