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I think you need to get in more. These types of characters certainly exist, and incongruous juxtapositions are often entertaining and sometimes enlightening.

• wahnfrieden 4y ago
  people are also prismatic in identity and adaptation. though, playing against type is also commonly performative. you're both suggesting a kind of simplistic human form
  • waboremo 4y ago
    You're right, instead of using hyperbole to emphasize their point they should have just highlighted how every human being is complex and nuanced instead. Surely that would have done it.
    • uoaei 4y ago
      The point as it stands is inappropriate and ultimately wrong. Or are you saying rationalization of poorly-thought-out lines of argument trumps respecting people in all their complexity?
  • reneherse 4y ago
    Nothing I've said precludes the possibility of a prismatic and adaptive identity, nor surprising your audience. Nor did I say having a deep, single or inflexible identity or persona is necessarily a bad thing.