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Maybe it's me, but I would give more thought to her arguments if she wouldn't mention her book in /every/ post. She is really trying to sell it hard.
by davrosthedalek 8y ago
Maybe it's me, but I would give more thought to her arguments if she wouldn't mention her book in /every/ post. She is really trying to sell it hard.
- _Microft 8y agoShe wrote that book because the problem really bothers her. It doesn't surprise that she's referring to it when discussing it, in my opinion.
- Aeolun 8y agoDoes it need a whole book to explain? It seems the current post does a fairly good job of getting the point across.
- madhadron 8y agoThe book is lays out the full argument as opposed to a quick summary of the argument. It's moderately technical. I don't think it would make sense without a background in physics.
- high_derivative 8y agoI think her tone is quite antagonising and I am not sure if it is intentional: " No one wants to live in a world where the little German lady with her oh-so rational arguments ends up being right. Not even the German lady wants that. Wait, what did I say? I must be crazy." This is meant to sound self-deprecating (I think) but in the context of the articles comes across as arrogant to me because clearly she thinks she is not the little lady, and others are irrationally ignoring her superior insights. Could be a cultural artefact but it makes her articles uncomfortable to read for me.