> The kind of person who appreciates it is not the exactly the social or technological trendsetter at the moment. I'm not so sure about that. Of course, I migh

> The kind of person who appreciates it is not the exactly the social or technological trendsetter at the moment. I'm not so sure about that. Of course, I might be wrong, especially as I'm not really involved with the technological/programming community (especially not the US one), but to me it seems that it's mainly the media driving the politically-correct everything-offends-me culture and igniting scandal after scandal. Many people are quite appalled by these puritan witch-hunts and victimhood competitions, as they realize how chilling the effects are, and what the endgame of the censorship slippery-slope is. But then again, many just don't care at all. Just like with mass surveillance and mass lies about e.g. weapons of mass destruction.