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The answer should be apparent from the signal-to-noise of OP. He merely needed to ask "Are books worth the time?" to get his point across, but instead couched
by jimmyvalmer 7y ago
The answer should be apparent from the signal-to-noise of OP. He merely
needed to ask "Are books worth the time?" to get his point across, but instead
couched it in 350 extra words. Books are similarly inefficient. Verbosity is
an existential threat.
- HereBeBeasties 7y agoYou can get the content of most films from a two-minute read of a plot summary. Is it thus pointless to watch films?
- jlangemeier 7y agoYou also were too verbose... OP Q: Books worth it? Answer: Nah. Or maybe we can remove all the vowels and connecting verbs and extraneous adjectives and still get your point across... "Ans shld b obv frm SvN. Shldv ax "books worth time?" Books take 2 mch time 4 same pt." Yup, you were definitely still too inefficient...
- edjrage 7y agoSimilarly, one must only count how much time is used for self-maintenance tasks such as eating, pooping and sleeping to conclude that living isn't worth it.