There is no hypocrisy at all. If residents [0, N-1],  resident N, and residents [N+1, ∞)  are all distinct sets of residents. I don&#x27;t have to apply the same rules and standards to these sets.<p>Is it &quot;hypocrisy&quot; or a &quot;double standard&quot; if a train car is full and no more people can get on? Surely, a different rule or standard is being applied to the people already on it and to the ones on the platform, right? No; the principle is that the N people already on got the first &quot;dibs&quot; at the resource, making it unavailable for the N+1-th person, too bad.<p>When you move somewhere, though you are yourself contributing to the traffic and density, the fact is that in that moment it is as quiet as it will be.<p>It&#x27;s perfectly human, after discovering something great, not to want to attract others there. If you find a great camping spot in the woods or whatever, you just keep your mouth shut, otherwise it will be spoiled by every tom, dick and harry who will trample everything and leave garbage and so on.<p>I know of a good bakery and a few restaurants. I never recommend them to anyone, because they will just get more business and get all uppity and raise their prices and lower their quality.