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If the author can't be bothered to explain his idea in intelligible and clear terms, and also is unable to present a concrete example showcasing his proposed ap
by geezerjay 8y ago
If the author can't be bothered to explain his idea in intelligible and clear terms, and also is unable to present a concrete example showcasing his proposed approach, then there is no point to waste time reading a manifesto as the creators themselves are incapable of leveraging the idea to produce any result.
- jondubois 8y agoI also agree. If something cannot be explained in simple terms, then there is no way that it will be understood by enough people to actually trigger a change in collective behavior. There needs to be some kind of marketing to give people an incentive to read the whole thing. The marketing can be technical but it needs to be short and it needs to appeal to a common set of principles which people already have.