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I say the author tells us more than the headline or first sentence of the loop. If you have recently scrolled through Sabines posts on Twitter, or her clickbait
by rthnbgrredf 2y ago
I say the author tells us more than the headline or first sentence of the loop. If you have recently scrolled through Sabines posts on Twitter, or her clickbaity thumbnails, facial expressions and headlines on YouTube [1], you would see that she is all-in for clicks. She often takes a popular belief, then negates it, and throws around counter-examples of why X or Y has absolutely failed. It's a repeating pattern to gain popularity, and it seems to work not only on Twitter and YouTube, but even here on Hacker News, given the massive amount of upvotes her post has.
[1] https://youtube.com/@SabineHossenfelder/featured https://youtube.com/@SabineHossenfelder/featured