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It seemed obvious to me that part was tongue-in-cheek and not to be taken literally. It’s quite common to get readers to be ‘hooked’.
by KolmogorovComp 2y ago
It seemed obvious to me that part was tongue-in-cheek and not to be taken literally. It’s quite common to get readers to be ‘hooked’.
- vanderZwan 2y agoPerhaps. I've seen enough selfish parents voice this sentiment unironically to no longer give people that benefit of doubt.
- the-grump 2y agoNot perhaps. It's 100% tongue-in-cheek.
- bluebarbet 2y agoThe word "perhaps" was an attempt to de-escalate a verbal confrontation that is unproductive because neither assertion is falsifiable.
- the-grump 2y ago[flagged]
- danielscrubs 2y agoAssume the readers are dumb and in the meantime Huberman is in top 10 of most popular podcasts of all time. Journalists and their great education is the more likely culprit.