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[citation needed] The corollary of Sturgeon's law is that there is a significant portion of everything which is so crap that you wouldn't believe it actually e
by manicdee 13y ago
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The corollary of Sturgeon's law is that there is a significant portion of everything which is so crap that you wouldn't believe it actually exists.
The more people you have interested in any subject (flowers, stamps, virtual reality equipment), the more likely it is that you have "crazy people" who become emotionally attached to a particular product and react quite irrationally to any news about the product.
I'd love to hear your explanation of why "crazy people generally don't know what an Oculus is" that doesn't work on the flawed assumption that everyone who knows about virtual reality is perfectly sane and in all other respects just like you.
- logicallee 13y agoRight, even you personally for example (manicdee) might well become so emotionally attached to something that you might literally type what amounts to a death threat were certain things to transpire. Even your name is "manicdee", which doesn't exactly scream mental stability. On the other hand that wouldn't be a credible death threat or anything to be afraid of. You're just some normal guy (in my estimation.)