I finished it, but of anything would have stopped me, it would’ve been the fact that the article says the same thing fifteen times.
I didn’t get to the headline; the Ann Coulter pop-up got me.
Maybe it’s a subtle post-modern ironic parody, where in the author proves his own point by being stultifying.
Yes. I made it through the whole thing, but what a tough slog! Stultifying, indeed.
I got through the first four paragraphs, then checked Drudge.
Sad story but true. I skipped to the end and read it backwards.
In other words, this guy wants to go back to the good old days where pretentious pseudo-intellectuals were forced to publish in unread magazines that had circulation numbers in the hundreds, and so only a select few knew what frauds they really were.
I find my concentration and attention span increased when there are pics of scantilly clad hot babes included amoungst the text.
I skimmed it, missed the point, but then copy/pasted a paragraph from Wikipedia anyway in a pedantic and condescending manner just to see how the other half lives.
There are several examples of “homo stupidus” that should eliminate this concern. For example, someone who leads in real time like a military officer (particularly, the NCO). Traders also make fast decisions on often sparse data. The thing that this author ignores is that fast, rapid high throughput environments are a natural fit for many humans who thrive in it.
I didn’t make though the headline….
I finished it, but of anything would have stopped me, it would’ve been the fact that the article says the same thing fifteen times.
I didn’t get to the headline; the Ann Coulter pop-up got me.
Maybe it’s a subtle post-modern ironic parody, where in the author proves his own point by being stultifying.
Yes. I made it through the whole thing, but what a tough slog! Stultifying, indeed.
I got through the first four paragraphs, then checked Drudge.
Sad story but true. I skipped to the end and read it backwards.
In other words, this guy wants to go back to the good old days where pretentious pseudo-intellectuals were forced to publish in unread magazines that had circulation numbers in the hundreds, and so only a select few knew what frauds they really were.
I find my concentration and attention span increased when there are pics of scantilly clad hot babes included amoungst the text.
I skimmed it, missed the point, but then copy/pasted a paragraph from Wikipedia anyway in a pedantic and condescending manner just to see how the other half lives.
There are several examples of “homo stupidus” that should eliminate this concern. For example, someone who leads in real time like a military officer (particularly, the NCO). Traders also make fast decisions on often sparse data. The thing that this author ignores is that fast, rapid high throughput environments are a natural fit for many humans who thrive in it.