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I legitimately can't tell if this is satire or not. > [E]ven in LA most restaurants don't have no prayer zones yet No municipality in a region with a bill of
by eindiran 3y ago
I legitimately can't tell if this is satire or not.
> [E]ven in LA most restaurants don't have no prayer zones yet
No municipality in a region with a bill of rights providing freedom of religion is going to create no prayer zones.
> It's hard to go to dinner without the prayer drifting over from other tables
This makes me think this is satire...
- ke88y 3y ago> I legitimately can't tell if this is satire or not. I mean... really? It's clearly satire. And fairly well constructed prose imo. What the author's actual point is, though, I have absolutely no idea. Maybe there is no point, and it's just pretty prose.
- eindiran 3y ago> What the author's actual point is, though, I have absolutely no idea. This is what makes me unsure its satire; what is it poking fun at exactly? What is the metaphor? > It's clearly satire. I don't think it's "clearly" satire, though I lean in the direction that it probably is satire; I have heard plenty of SF rationalist types say similar things before, so on HN the probability that it isn't satire is much higher than in the outside world. > And fairly well constructed prose imo. Agreed. It is fun and well-constructed prose, which definitely earns it several points in the "probably satire" column.