A nice quote by Plunkett from the interview: > There’s a cultural association between the time of exposure and the level of sophistication. You’d sound pretty

A nice quote by Plunkett from the interview: > There’s a cultural association between the time of exposure and the level of sophistication. You’d sound pretty vulgar if you said, Oh, yeah, I learned to play Bach when I was thirteen—that’s easy stuff. But people really do make pronouncements like that about literature. Someone I met a few years ago, a big poetry person, just could not believe that an adult would spend years of his life thinking about Robert Frost. To her it seemed like doing a Ph.D. in simple algebra. Also, article title is a rare exception to Betteridge's law.