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The article mostly centers on 2023 and onwards as an increase in trend. But anyone who has seen a TED talk over the last 10 years is right to have ample suspici
by stonethrowaway 2y ago
The article mostly centers on 2023 and onwards as an increase in trend. But anyone who has seen a TED talk over the last 10 years is right to have ample suspicion about anything anyone says that does not fall under their direct, day to day job. A lot of it is people trying to make lateral, far-reaching connections into things they have no idea about, and package it into some kind of TED-paced equivalent of Hero’s Journey. Anecdotes dressed up to be sold to thought leaders who push unfounded conclusions onto unsuspecting innocents. Nasty stuff.
So it’s not so much about studies which cannot be replicated, but shit that sounded off key to begin with.
TYFAMTT.