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No actual person talks like that —- and if they really did, they’ve taken on the role of a fictional character. Which says a lot about the clientele either way.
by simianparrot 1y ago
No actual person talks like that —- and if they really did, they’ve taken on the role of a fictional character. Which says a lot about the clientele either way.
I skimmed a bit here and there after that but this comes off as plain grandiosity. Even the title is a line you can imagine a hollywood character speaking out loud as they look into the camera, before giving a smug smirk.
- FeteCommuniste 1y agoI assumed that the stuff in quotes was a summary of the general gist of the conversations he had, not a word for word quote.
- riffraff 1y agoI don't think GP objects to the literalness, as much as to the "I am known for always being right and I acknowledge it", which comes off as.. not humble.
- Filligree 1y agoHe is known for that, right or wrong.
- Ar-Curunir 1y agoI mean, Scott's been wrong on plenty of issues, but of course he is not wont to admit that on his own blog.
- bmacho 1y ago> —- 0.o > No actual person talks like that I think it is plausible that there are people (readers) that find other people (bloggers) basically always right, and that would be the first think they would say to them if they met them. n=1, but there are some bloggers that I think are basically always right, and I am socially bad, so there is no telling what would I blurt out if I met them.