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> but is now extremely common in humanities academia as well as pseudointellectual "cultural" publications such as the New Yorker and this one And from there i
by dsfyu404ed 4y ago
> but is now extremely common in humanities academia as well as pseudointellectual "cultural" publications such as the New Yorker and this one
And from there it runs downhill to the rats living in the bilge of the comments section.
I can't recall the number of times I've heard some simple concept churched up with all manner of 7-10 letter adjectives in an effort to sound sophisticated.
- _a_a_a_ 4y agoIt's words used as a smokescreen to hide that what you've got to say is neither profound nor interesting. Pisses me off too. My favourite hate-phrase is "what it means to be human". Never explained because it doesn't mean anything.