| Your activity throughout this submission leads me to believe you have a great deal of investment in this subject...somehow. I was trying to reconcile between the comment that you were responding to (and its relevance in relation to the one that it was responding to) and your own (which was relevant also irrespective of your disinterest in entertaining its relevancy). > I'd just rather you not conflate stuff like 3blue1brown with whatever feminist you have a bone to pick with. Both are "content creators". To me it feels like we have similar things to say about the ambiguity of the word "content", but when I speak on it I'm conflating things. But when you're speaking on it you aren't doing anything other than correcting me on my perceived conflation. Is it because my framing is different than yours that it's unworthy of legitimate criticism? That would suck. Because everything that you did say in response to what I said that reads like criticism on the surface makes me feel more confident in the things that you didn't address. If you're able to, why not put your perspective on life into practice for me. Engage the part of my comment that has nothing to do with why you replied and doesn't appeal to you. Evidently I'm in error somehow, but you withholding how I am from me because you don't care about what I'm wrong about does us both a disservice as human beings trying to figure out the present world's terrain. |
I wouldn't say that. This is something I tend to do in many topics on HN. My only investment is "I'm lonely and I use social media as a faux conversation piece with others"
>But when you're speaking on it you aren't doing anything other than correcting me on my perceived conflation.
Well neither of us is giving a concice definition to begin with. My was by design becsuse I think there is no precise definition of "content" nor "content creator". It's someone who takes the time to produce some sort of creation, often with the goal of sharing on social media. The content can be nearly anything from there.
>Is it because my framing is different than yours that it's unworthy of legitimate criticism?
I already explained that part. You want to criticize "content" without a precise lens to begin with. It's like criticizing "books" because you didn't like Atlus Shrugged. There's lots of books not by ayn rind, that is fictional, that has pictures, that takes different framing on the world, etc. So saying "books are taken over by social justice" simply rings hollow.
>criticism on the surface makes me feel more confident in the things that you didn't address.
Sure, because I said I don't care about your main point. It's simply a topic I care not to dive down again. Hence, my Apathy.
>If you're able to, why not put your perspective on life into practice for me. Engage the part of my comment that has nothing to do with why you replied and doesn't appeal to you.
I will not. I made a specific reply to someone that wasn't you, you chimed in, and I choose to focus on my specific point. For reasons above.
I wish you a good day.