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wow, thanks for the realistic perspective. it is as if some journalists don't do any actual work while complaining that blogs are killing newspapers. it's great
by Demiurge 13y ago
wow, thanks for the realistic perspective. it is as if some journalists don't do any actual work while complaining that blogs are killing newspapers. it's great that I know he built his own wooden structure when he was young, but the fact he hasn't updated lectures in a decade or is poking fun of Hillary in class material is no ones business.*
EDIT: *Something we should have been told about by the article as it's a key part of character
- ok_craig 13y agoIt sounded like you started off by agreeing and ended in disagreeing, but I can't tell where the switch was, or if your opening line was just sarcasm... Surely those facts about him are the business of anyone who would potentially enroll in his classes.
- jonmrodriguez 13y agoI think Demiurge is just misusing the phrase "is no ones business". He probably meant "is behavior that doesn't belong in a professional academic environment".
- edmccard 13y ago>It sounded like you started off by agreeing and ended in disagreeing, but I can't tell where the switch was It makes sense if you read the last sentence as describing (and sarcastically mocking) the opinion of the author of the Forbes article as to what is newsworthy.
- Demiurge 13y agoI was being sarcastic at the end. I think the article was very uninformative and painted a completely incomplete picture there.