>> ostensibly apolitical corporations >Oh, you sweet, summer child. As someone who has spent decades having written conversations on the internet, it really s

>> ostensibly apolitical corporations >Oh, you sweet, summer child. As someone who has spent decades having written conversations on the internet, it really seems like basic reading comprehension skills have plummeted recently. It's frustrating how many responses are replying to some objectively incorrect reading of what was written. Here's the definition of "ostensibly"[1]. >in a way that appears or claims to be one thing when it is really something else The correct reading of "ostensibly apolitical corporations" is "corporations that claim to be apolitical but in reality aren't". Not only is it not an indication of naïveté, it is closer to the exact opposite. [1] - https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/ostensibly https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/ostensib...