The left, the right. Overculture and underculture

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The left, the right. Overculture and underculture

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Re: The left, the right. Overculture and underculture

Post by TheReal_ND » Fri Apr 28, 2017 4:53 am

Agreed. No real thoughts on it at the moment though. Over culture outlets no platforming people is a fairly common phenomenon. The under culture is probably going to become increasingly radical. It's like two different worlds online.

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Re: The left, the right. Overculture and underculture

Post by Ex-California » Fri Apr 28, 2017 5:32 am

Yes, very interesting and a legitimate theory
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Re: The left, the right. Overculture and underculture

Post by Martin Hash » Fri Apr 28, 2017 6:54 am

That was a lot of writing for some very obvious conclusions. (Auerbach needs to take lessons from the Hash Succinctness School of Political Commentary.)
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Re: The left, the right. Overculture and underculture

Post by Hwen Hoshino » Fri Apr 28, 2017 8:01 am

Martin Hash wrote:That was a lot of writing for some very obvious conclusions. (Auerbach needs to take lessons from the Hash Succinctness School of Political Commentary.)
I read him before i read anything on your blog.

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Re: The left, the right. Overculture and underculture

Post by Ex-California » Fri Apr 28, 2017 8:09 am

Martin Hash wrote:That was a lot of writing for some very obvious conclusions. (Auerbach needs to take lessons from the Hash Succinctness School of Political Commentary.)
I agree.

I started reading and then skimmed since I had already gotten the general gist. He must be used to being paid per word
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Re: The left, the right. Overculture and underculture

Post by Martin Hash » Fri Apr 28, 2017 8:16 am

Hwen Hoshino wrote:
Martin Hash wrote:That was a lot of writing for some very obvious conclusions. (Auerbach needs to take lessons from the Hash Succinctness School of Political Commentary.)
I read him before i read anything on your blog.
Verbose people are common. My form of writing is very uncommon. You seem to prefer the former, as apparently do most people.

p.s. Succinct messaging is MUCH more difficult than verbosity.
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Re: The left, the right. Overculture and underculture

Post by Hwen Hoshino » Fri Apr 28, 2017 10:57 am

Martin Hash wrote:
Hwen Hoshino wrote:
Martin Hash wrote:That was a lot of writing for some very obvious conclusions. (Auerbach needs to take lessons from the Hash Succinctness School of Political Commentary.)
I read him before i read anything on your blog.
Verbose people are common. My form of writing is very uncommon. You seem to prefer the former, as apparently do most people.

p.s. Succinct messaging is MUCH more difficult than verbosity.
It's a good thing most people prefer it. It's good for journalism.

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Re: The left, the right. Overculture and underculture

Post by Martin Hash » Fri Apr 28, 2017 11:12 am

Hwen Hoshino wrote:
Martin Hash wrote:
Hwen Hoshino wrote: I read him before i read anything on your blog.
Verbose people are common. My form of writing is very uncommon. You seem to prefer the former, as apparently do most people.

p.s. Succinct messaging is MUCH more difficult than verbosity.
It's a good thing most people prefer it. It's good for journalism.
Says you.

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Re: The left, the right. Overculture and underculture

Post by Ex-California » Fri Apr 28, 2017 11:21 am

Hwen Hoshino wrote:
Martin Hash wrote:
Hwen Hoshino wrote: I read him before i read anything on your blog.
Verbose people are common. My form of writing is very uncommon. You seem to prefer the former, as apparently do most people.

p.s. Succinct messaging is MUCH more difficult than verbosity.
It's a good thing most people prefer it. It's good for journalism.
Wrong on both counts. Verbosity is a slippery slope back to 19th Century flowery hyperbole
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