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>The writer seems unbalanced That doesn't mean anything, and if you're trying to give it meaning, you're probably not qualified to diagnose someone over a twit
by Novashi 8y ago
>The writer seems unbalanced
That doesn't mean anything, and if you're trying to give it meaning, you're probably not qualified to diagnose someone over a twitter thread.
Everything, all-caps profanities and all, would be part of a normal conversation where a friend is ranting to you.
- mcbits 8y agoRanting makes people seem unbalanced. Especially ranting on Twitter.
- paganel 8y agoFor me it looks that he is a human being with genuine emotions, that he’s passionate about his work and not yet a complete corporate drone.
- Apocryphon 8y agoTwitter has become our society's Rorschach test of character. This rant will earn him both detractors and admirers.
- rightbyte 8y agoIt means that he probably is not stable. There are things you do not write in public. I don't need to have a MD to notice that. Writing in public that you wanted to assualt a coworker becouse he didn't like your design and cancelled a meeting for being "sick"/hangover is a flashing red warning light with sugar on top. It's one thing to rant that to some freinds at a bar if you have no history of assaults. Another thing to publicly state it. Do you want to work with him? I do not.