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> I would sit and watch my friends discuss the show (who hadn't read the books) and I would be positively gleeful knowing that I knew more than them. It was lik
by searchableguy 6y ago
> I would sit and watch my friends discuss the show (who hadn't read the books) and I would be positively gleeful knowing that I knew more than them. It was like I possessed secret insider knowledge they all craved.
That doesn't explain why they would share that conspiracy with the masses. Doesn't it mean their insider knowledge won't be special anymore?
If I had insider trade knowledge, I wouldn't share it on reddit or well anywhere.
- joe_the_user 6y agoThat doesn't explain why they would share that conspiracy with the masses. Doesn't it mean their insider knowledge won't be special anymore? Perhaps it helps to believe something so outrageous the masses won't believe it.
- razzimatazz 6y agoThe GoT analogy continues if we think that as the TV show continued, certain book plot points were missed out, overlooked, or perhaps even negated by decisions made for the show. Book readers then had ready ammunition to share with the world "the TV series was WRONG, dishonest and false... the dialogue proves X but they changed it in the tv series!" So they remain gleeful but they need to share their conspiracy(Book plotline) with the masses because otherwise the masses won't understand the same reality that they do.