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This kind of generalization is dumb. So is reading hyperbole as logical fact. It's his thesis that needs to be accurate and unambiguous, not his blog entries.
by shard 17y ago
This kind of generalization is dumb.
So is reading hyperbole as logical fact. It's his thesis that needs to be accurate and unambiguous, not his blog entries.
- TriinT 17y agoI was criticizing the title, not the post. It's hard to name blog posts, but some names are more inflamatory than others. I was not attacking the thesis.
- kentf 17y agoSorry shard... didn't mean to strike a chord... it was a poor choice of title. I am merely saying that we should bring the best parts of fiction and storytelling to academic writing as I believe more people would be read it and gain inspiration / insight from it.
- shard 17y agoI am actually commenting on TriinT's comment, not on your title. I'm not very agitated by hyperbole in blog titles. I also agree with your proposal that academic writing have informal sections which explain things in a manner that's not obfuscated for those not in the field.