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Your take is so bizarre, so corporate, it’s hard to imagine a human spending time to write it. “We” seems pretty appropriate, given everyone replying seems to

• themodelplumber 3y ago
  > bizarre Best compliment so far. In my professional circles it might even be kind of boring or let's say, logically evident, to a lot of very experienced or intelligent people. Corporate, eh, I mean I'm sure some stereotypical evil corporate people from a '90s movie would act as if they totally love it & get why ads are amazing...in that sense it might be pretty on the nose... But these days I think the old adbusters take is kind of out of touch...anti-ad by itself isn't really nuanced enough for tractability in public discourse these days. The comments are all hand-written, no LLM etc. Let's say artisanal, organic, ok I'll stop there
• lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y ago
  > “We” seems pretty appropriate, given everyone replying seems to agree I guess it would be worth it to weigh in on this myself. I am simply not seeing what everyone else is seeing. Would you mind elaborating on what makes this so obvious?
  • alphager 3y ago
    In this parallel comment, the first paragraph doesn't make any sense and seems like LLM-output: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37192872 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37192872
    • themodelplumber 3y ago
      Why doesn't the first paragraph make any sense? > Best compliment so far. In my professional circles it might even be kind of boring or let's say, logically evident, to a lot of very experienced or intelligent people. I mean I'm reading it to myself and the words make sense. Do you mean something else, like you personally can't imagine such a professional circle existing?