The Progression of Forum Drama (Pictorial representation)

Jack wrote:

Verily I submit my scientific hypothesis about how all this works. Trust me,this is very serious business and I hope my dissertation is taken seriously.

- Humbly, Jack (Anthropology, Group - b)

The progression of forum post drama,( pictorial representation )

The first straw (ad hominem, non sequitur ,irrelevance, attention seeking, confusing behavior. )

The second straw (victim blaming, emotional projection, immature accusations. )

The third straw (stupid verbal battle escalates having absolutely no relevance to the original topic. )

The fourth straw (unnecessary confrontation, personal attacks,more immaturity and total lack of tact, escalation to the point of calling someone an enemy agent for being against your subjective views,the point of no return)

The final straw (total insanity, mass members join sides and the post becomes a total shitshow)

Conclusion (High Priest calms the situation and tells people to chill the fuck out. RIP thread. )

Pretty much. I have no desire to participate in such nonsense anymore.

It takes two to tango. Sometimes I Feel I could mention warm Toast out of a toaster, and get a barrage of 50 paragraphs.

Why I'm a piece of shit and how there is a one in 32 chance of being right about said toast, the same chances as a pedophile. So therefore must be a pedophile.

I scan over some and just stop reading. Because it's like what the fuck am I reading? It would take someone who writes their manifesto on the walls to decipher.

But by writing this, it will no doubt turn into another drama fest here. Which is why ignoring and not feeding the trolls seems to be the best strategy.

I only want to focus on giving advice to those who need it.

Experience is not gained by looking at it from an outsider perspective, nor is it viable.

One must posess the practical skills to truly understand what it takes.

Bookknowledge in itself is worthless. It is the practical application that gives it value.

In reference to your post. This is posted by someone who sounds all high and mighty and acts like an outsider. No matter how hard you try, you cannot talk on the same level.
This is the sole reason I take this post with a grain of salt.

Lunar Dance 666 wrote:

Experience is not gained by looking at it from an outsider perspective, nor is it viable.

One must posess the practical skills to truly understand what it takes.

Bookknowledge in itself is worthless. It is the practical application that gives it value.

In reference to your post. This is posted by someone who sounds all high and mighty and acts like an outsider. No matter how hard you try, you cannot talk on the same level.
This is the sole reason I take this post with a grain of salt.

Try to eat it with something edible. Like sprinkle some salt over some roasted corn ,that might be tasty.

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