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“She is not a rock star” That is a statement about relevance and I would argue to be a “rock star” you also have to have a lot of accomplishments. You might n
by motoxpro 3y ago
“She is not a rock star”
That is a statement about relevance and I would argue to be a “rock star” you also have to have a lot of accomplishments.
You might not agree that she is a rock start but you did make comments about her relevance (“twitter followers” etc)
- refulgentis 3y agoIt is quite explicitly not a statement indicating I believe them to be irrelevant or not famous. This is immediately clear when, immediately after these two words, I mention Twitter followers, clearly indicating I believe they have fame and relevance. It's abundantly clear when I spell out that companies don't make product decisions based on famous hires. (n.b. rock stars get to dictate the concert and album schedule) It's ever the more clear when I name famous and relevant people as similes. It's absolutely abundantly clear once you notice I never used the words famous and relevant, or words with stems of the same. It's a fools errand to spend time imagining thoughts in other people's heads that twist their words into insults of other people.