I dunno. Haven't thought about it that deeply. If they can think up Twitter Emoticons for Dogs without having to intellectually complete the puzzle of social pu

I dunno. Haven't thought about it that deeply. If they can think up Twitter Emoticons for Dogs without having to intellectually complete the puzzle of social purpose, I can stop short of thinking through all the issues on my side, too. What I do know is that wisecracks seem to have more provocative potency in our day than commonsensical, plainspoken talk. The latter is easily deflected by hipster shields, as described more fully here: https://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/11/17/how-to-live-without-irony/ https://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/11/17/how-to-live... TL;DR avoiding committal engagement with serious ideas and issues is pretty much table stakes among the Millennial version of MBA frat boys. That's not how you get to them. I've talked more than one of them out of stupid business plans by making fun of them. That's closer to their language. It sometimes works.