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The article doesn't really get at how wittiness works in social media, where clever jokes tend to work against actually explaining things and genuine curiosity
by skybrian 4y ago
The article doesn't really get at how wittiness works in social media, where clever jokes tend to work against actually explaining things and genuine curiosity about what's going on. We know less than we pretend, but the knowing attitudes often hide the gaps in our understanding. Better to ask sincere questions and look for their answers. And if you're not actually curious, at least support the people who are.