I went looking at the names because "manufactured outrage" connotes politics or culture war. It's the sort of accusation you'd expect to see if the list was ful

I went looking at the names because "manufactured outrage" connotes politics or culture war. It's the sort of accusation you'd expect to see if the list was full of names like Jordan Peterson. Instead I see Tao who on his blog comes across as apolitical, mild-mannered, even humble. Not the kind of guy who's into culture fights. Or Kay whose book recommendations had a kind of 60s lefty flavor, as far as any political leaning came across to me. There's a bigger argument here, but I'm just addressing this one unmerited accusation in this thread.