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@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ The [utilitarian calculus](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felicific_calculus) tha
 With [the art thing](#criticism of effective altruism), it's like, okay, [art](#art) has *always* had these huge costs relative to other stuff you could be doing to ensure survival more directly -- and yet it persists!
 We keep arting!
 And one way to look at that is to say, *what massive opportunity for improvement, to trim the fat, let's all focus on the* important *stuff*, but another way to look at it is to say, *hey, maybe that stuff is important even if I can't explain it with measurements right now*.
-I guess that's a boring [chesterton's fence](#chesterton's fence) application. 
+I guess that's a boring application of [chesterton's fence](#chesterton's fence). 
 
 But the one I'm really tossing around in my head is something akin to [subsidiarity](#subsidiarity), [localism](#localism)... which is this idea that, you know, there's a way in which, you hear about people who don't have enough food, you think, okay, I should give them food.
 If the people in question are the folks in tents down the street, that first-order action is likely as good a thing to do as I think it is -- and if it somehow has bad effects, they'll be bad effects in my neighborhood, I can hopefully notice, take responsibility, and work to make amends.