> As for the accessibility of the ideas, they are presented clearly. They clearly aren't. Some users already pointed out they had problems getting what the cat

> As for the accessibility of the ideas, they are presented clearly. They clearly aren't. Some users already pointed out they had problems getting what the cat was supposed to represent. That's a telltale sign of how bad the content was presented when a significant portion of the audience, and one which is educated and technically inclined, has a problem understanding and tracking the meaning of a basic concept that's presented right in the very start. People aren't "reading it wrong". The comic is simply poorly thought-out and the execution makes it needlessly hard to go around these problems.