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I'm confused why they used "unsophisticated" and "sophisticated" instead of simply linear/non-linear. It's also weird that the author suggests that everyone sta
by shime 5y ago
I'm confused why they used "unsophisticated" and "sophisticated" instead of simply linear/non-linear. It's also weird that the author suggests that everyone starts sophisticated and should become unsophisticated.
Good article otherwise. Loved the remark that we shouldn't strive for hitting the yearly quota and instead just enjoy reading.
- b3morales 5y agoI read it as an attempt to be a little cheeky, or at least tongue-in-cheeky. Teasingly applying a mildly unflattering term to the behavior the writer actually thinks is good.