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Whenever I read an article like this, with factual errors and inaccuracies in the details (eg no modern car sold today has a carburetor), I wonder how believabl
by jakobegger 11y ago
Whenever I read an article like this, with factual errors and inaccuracies in the details (eg no modern car sold today has a carburetor), I wonder how believable the big picture ideas presented in the article are?
Does the author have any idea what he is talking about? Did he just make a small mistake when trying to add details to his ideas, or does the lack of subject matter knowledge reveal the writer's cluelessness?
- mywittyname 11y agoHe clearly doesn't. Nearly every paragraph has either an inaccurate or ignorant statement that makes this really painful to read. It's easy to criticize and sound prescient when you hand-wave away reality.