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Well it's not that much better. Being irrelevant and being hated/laughed at are the same thing essentially. Meaning they are both something else compared to t

• lobocinza 5y ago
  It's not and context matters. Passerby are generally irrelevant to other passerby.
  • GDC7 5y ago
    > Passerby are generally irrelevant to other passerby When you are in a super-optimal and franly desirable situation you are never just a passerby and thus you are never irrelevant. Jennifer Lawrance, for example is never classified as a passerby and thus she's never irrelevant. In response to your earlier comment, say the orfer of preference is the follwing: 1) Being loved and cheered by a crowd 2) Being ignored by a crowd 3) Being hated and actively threatened by a crowd. Irrlevancy might be at no.2 , but it's notorious that second place is the last place