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I’m not sure why I thought HN would be different. The same thing happened to /., Digg, Fark, etc. I guess it’s just in the nature of aggregators that get reall
by addicted 4y ago
I’m not sure why I thought HN would be different. The same thing happened to /., Digg, Fark, etc.
I guess it’s just in the nature of aggregators that get really popular and allow comments.
- tmpz22 4y agoI think the fundamental truth is ~80% of discussion is personal anecdotes. This has a very strong appeal because you can make whatever you want from it, you can validate your own opinions or dismiss it off hand. Intellectual validation a la carte.