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This was my first reaction. Why? Trying to downplay the seriousness of the topic or something? Is it ever used in documents like this?
by ngriffiths 2y ago
This was my first reaction. Why? Trying to downplay the seriousness of the topic or something? Is it ever used in documents like this?
- joe_the_user 2y agoI read it more as "here's a page I wrote and printed-out on my nephew's computer during the holidays" unserious rather "I'm joking serious". It's not a page in book of collected opinions Fed official keep, it's the cover page for the public release. Like, "this old thing? It's kind of out-of-date and unimportant but you can take a look if you want". IE, there's a little effort to hide the significance of the document "in plain sight" here.