All of my supposedly unsubstantiated posts have spawned productive conversations. That they tend to be short skeptical responses is simply my service to foil th

All of my supposedly unsubstantiated posts have spawned productive conversations. That they tend to be short skeptical responses is simply my service to foil the groupthink that forms around the saccharine content marketing and growth-hacked-to-death affiliate-linked nonsense that we're all staring at to fill compilation lulls. Sometimes something short and pithy is more impactful than a big long explainer with citations. Here's a clever little comic that helpfully explains my rationale: http://theoatmeal.com/comics/believe http://theoatmeal.com/comics/believe I'm not in it for the internet points. I'm in it to express points of view that people like to forget about on here.