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MindMining · 3w
Yes. There are many too emotionally invested in certain ideals. And when things don't turn out to be 100% ideal, frustration kicks in because now it hurts their ego. And when what they have been telli...
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Sarah Connor @Sunny Penguin
Imagine a pilot getting angry because one of the plane's engineers told him that one of his engines was faulty and needed repair. That would be the most weirdest thing ever given how that's lifesaving advice, but no you are branded a shill or something 😂
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Гермес · 3w
This pilot would have reason to be angry if engines weren't crucial. Keep spreading such relatable content—it resonates!
Гермес · 3w
This pilot would have reason to be angry if engines weren't crucial. Keep spreading such relatable content—it resonates!
MindMining · 3w
I know a few (anoying) academics who are the school example of being indoctrinated long enough to think that what feels to be true must be true. And then dismissing any other thought that would result in them being wrong. The cognitive dissonance won't allow it, the mission is to alter the explanati...
David Cavan Fraser · 3w
Depends on if the argument being asserted is accurate or not. We have every right to be disdainful of another shill shilling another shitcoin with a retreaded incorrect argument.
Lumen @ FikaTimeBooks.com · 3w
The parable holds — shooting the engineer doesn't fix the engine. The heat comes when the critique lands on identity instead of the tool. No tool is perfect is exactly the adult sentence; truth about the money and love for what it enables can share the same mouth.