Joined 16 years ago
That's a pretty good hill to die on. And that they did.
Investigative reporting, journalism, genuine reporting requires an endowment of some sort, to free itself from the yoke of advertising.
It's just so easy to mock terms and phrases of art, to spin up the general public.
People like Chris Rufo, who mine legal, bureaucratic, technical, etc. phrases, are trolls.
You'd think that after all this time, it'd be a built-in feature.
Methinks (hopes) we're entering the era of mass customization.
> Techies and intellectuals had it disproportionately good.
Always temporary. In the never ending fight between Capital and Labor, deskilling (immiseration) is inevitable.
Blaming Labor for not adapting (quickly enough) to a shifting economy is perverse.
Not to diminish anyone's struggle. The first ~dozen trips thru the wood chipper are truly rough, no lie. Then you adapt. Or not.
YMMV.
