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Remarkable, perhaps? I'd hesitate to use "incredible" because his background privilege and wealth makes it all... well, more credible; and using such an unalloy
by n4r9 1mo ago
Remarkable, perhaps? I'd hesitate to use "incredible" because his background privilege and wealth makes it all... well, more credible; and using such an unalloyed, positive word feels wrong given the costs to his relationships and his promotions of far-right groups and conspiracy theories. His path is unique, but it's believable and nuanced.
That's beside the point though, which is that you can't say something being "incredible" is a fact. It's a subjective judgement.
- testing22321 1mo agoSo I should have said “remarkable”? Sure, I can do that.
- n4r9 1mo agoNo, you're still missing the point. "Remarkable" and "incredible" are not objective ways to describe something.