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Because we have control over our own computers, right?

• lmilcin 7y ago
  Do I really need to mark an obvious sarcasm so that everybody can enjoy it?
  • anonsivalley652 7y ago
    (Sigh.) Humor's equivalent of training wheels. I think Poe's law became more prevalent because more people lost their sense of humor because they're working more for less, are atomized from others and don't have a productive outlet for their frustrations and social media rewards pseudo-outrage/drama. Sometimes I throw in a "Poe's law disclaimer: ;)" to highlight the obvious redundancy of what seems obvious to me, whereas many are so quick to knee-jerk without nuance, ambiguity or extend an author an iota of grace that taking everything literally maybe such a cool way to go through the world that everyone should do it, all the time.
  • deleted 7y ago
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  • ColanR 7y ago
    Probably. I vouched for the comment.