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I think you're overanalyzing what is too brief of a blog post to draw any sound conclusions about the author's meaning or their character.
by itisit 4y ago
I think you're overanalyzing what is too brief of a blog post to draw any sound conclusions about the author's meaning or their character.
- fsckboy 4y ago> too brief of a blog post the author kept it brief by relying on cliche after cliche, telling us to make sure we watched a completely cliche video. Why do people who have a critique of society think that they're the only ones who ever thought of this stuff? can't get enough of it? here, enjoy https://youtu.be/n-sQSp5jbSQ?t=28 https://youtu.be/n-sQSp5jbSQ?t=28
- itisit 4y ago> Why do people who have a critique of society think that they're the only ones who ever thought of this stuff? Where did you get that from?
- fsckboy 4y agodid you need to watch the video to grasp the idea of what a rat-race is? The author thought you did, OP thought you needed "dropping out of the rat race" explained to you, meaning thta OP thought you never thought of it before.
- itisit 4y agoThe reader's ignorance isn't implied at all. If anything, that video is a concise, entertaining way to prime someone for the post's topic. This isn't some op-ed in the New York Times. With all due respect, maybe introspect your reaction.
- fsckboy 4y agoyou asked where I got it from, and I explained succinctly; I think my answer was adequate and is a perfectly valid criticism. That you had a different reaction does not require introspection, nor does it require me to be wrong. i hope you don't go online just looking for agreement all the time.
- discreteevent 4y agoClichés can be true.